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140, Boulevard Kanyamuhanga, Goma, CD Democratic Republic of the Congo
contactos teléfono: +243 813 129 560
sitio web: www.ihusihotel.net
mapa e indicacionesLatitude: -1.6987951, Longitude: 29.2424299
Jean-Marie Rwankuba
::This is a paradise on earth! The hotel is on the shore of Lake Kivu and located in a very quiet area of Goma. The welcome is professional and the personnel makes you feel at home. The room's equipment have the content of a typical European 4 stars hotel. Afraid to dip in the lake? There is a swimming pool. It's easy to book one of the two clay tennis courts. The bar is cosy and some beautiful exotic birds wander freely in the hotel garden. My room had a balcony overlooking the lake. The sunsets and sunrises are absolutely gorgeous. Free Wi-Fi is available to the hotel guests. I will certainly stay there again!
Maibo Nabz
::The location us beautiful, right by lake Kivu. Service not so good, bed was uncomfortable and the wifi, the only give you a code for your floor, meaning if you leave that space you are out of range and off
Pranay Kala
::Located on the lakeside, amazing view, stocked up bar, good restaurant and all modern amenities available. Good for a luxurious stay right at the border of DRC and Rwanda. The pool is another additional facility which is not so common in hotels in Goma.
Joseph Karerangabo
::The service is excellent
Bobby Freeman
::Not a bad hotel to stay at when visiting Goma. Safe parking and the staff are help full. Food is good Try either the Fish or the Chicken. Meals served around the pool area makes for a enjoyable setting. Felt that the hotel could could offer the option of a Sunset cruise on the lake with sundowners as a option to see both Goma & Rwanda from the lake. Rooms as very basic and the decor is out dated, however with the aircon and basic facilities its not a bad place rest if you are only spending you evenings there. Watch the ladies of the night who try to market themselves actively as the night progress' closer to closing time. English not well spoken, if you can speak French then you will not have a problem communicating. The General Manager is doing a great job at rying to improve things with in the limited budget he has and is always willing to help.