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| VIP House-Praia Francesca | 0.4 miles | |
| Praia Accommodation | 0.7 miles | |
| 4 stars | Hotel Praia | 1 miles |
| 4 stars | Omali São Tomé | 1 miles |
| Apartamento São Tomé | 1.7 miles | |
| E Gravana | 2.4 miles | |
| São Pedro Guesthouse | 2.6 miles | |
| Residencial Nossa Senhora da Conceicao | 2.9 miles | |
| Val do Liz | 3 miles | |
| 3 stars | Cocoa Hotel Residence | 3 miles |
| 3 stars | Hotel Central | 3.1 miles |
| Palmtree Guest House | 3.1 miles | |
| 3 stars | Hotel Residencial Avenida | 3.1 miles |
| Casa de Ferias | 3.2 miles | |
| Residencialdes | 3.2 miles | |
| Residencial Aurelice | 3.2 miles | |
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£130
Average price per night
São Tomé (2.3 miles from São Tomé International)
4 people are looking at this moment
"Ilheu Das Rolas Island Tour was spectacular 😍. Staff are welcoming 😊"
PRINCE. Ghana£107
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São Tomé (2.1 miles from São Tomé International)
2 people are looking at this moment
"This is my second stay. It hadn't changed much. Pleasant staff, neat rooms, comfortable beds. The pool was ever neat and lovely."
Awenebo Asante. Ghana£142
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São Tomé (0.6 miles from São Tomé International)
3 people are looking at this moment
"- Beautiful hotel with great service - Food is delicious - Nice swimming pool - Perfect location as a starting point to explore the island"
Natalie. Netherlands£20
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Vila Moura (3.6 miles from São Tomé International)
"The manager is always at my Beck and call"
BETRAND GARD. Ghana£58
Average price per night
São Tomé (1.9 miles from São Tomé International)
"The staff is very friendly and here anytime to help. The hotel is perfectly located in the city in front of the presidential palace."
Richard L.. Austria£77
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São Tomé (0.6 miles from São Tomé International)
2 people are looking at this moment
"Garden and the best swimming pool in Sao Tome."
Ekaterina. RussiaMy favourite place was lagua Azul. The water was very clear and neat as compared to where I am from, Since I love fish and plantain this island was just perfect for me . I ate at "Papa figo" all the time and I had nothing but different types of fish and plantain . You would have to rent a car or get on a bike which is cheaper and which is what I did . Everybody knows everybody here . STP ❤️
Untouched nature and wondederful beaches (we were lucky and we could see turtles in the southern beaches) but August is not the right period to go...always cloudy (except the north). Very easy to get around with hiring a car. Very very safe country, you can easily visit by yourself. Principe is a wonderful island but it doesn't worth the money...everything here is very expensive
Highlights were scenery, waterfalls, people who friendly and not pushy, amazing array of plants growing wild . Some unique birds - worth taking book to id them Also 1. Island of Principe,- worth the ride in tiny plane to see 2 Mucumbli resort - great vibe - good chocolate cake and coffee. Beware of cycling to " end of road" unless you are bike fit. Its hot and humid so harder than I was expecting 3. Claudio Corallo chocolate "factory" visit 4. Walk to Lagoa Amelia from Bom baim plantation -would be atmospheric to stay in but apparently room upstairs best 5. Visiting the delapidated Rocas - 6 Art gallery CACAU 7. Swimming on beaches in the South of St Tome - P Jale and near P Imhane 8 Equator visit on Ilheu Rojas 9 Gourmet meal at San Joao do Angolares 10 Dance Kizombo - if you dare! 11 Walk though the bat filled water tunnels near Port Alegre/Mucumbli Great ice creams at Sal and Doxi, lots of lovely Portuguese bakeries Navetur agency good to help with transport and good guides ...can be pricey if do it alone tho....you could try communal taxis if you do not have large amounts of luggage
A really nice and chilled island with some awesome beaches and views. I stayed in a few places, Praia Inhame was amazing, great location on the south coast, as was Mucumbli on the north side of the island. People were good and with the old Portuguese architecture in Sao Tome town it made the visit quite an experience.
It's worth saving up a bit more for the 4 or 5 star hotels.. The difference between the 4star and 3 star is quite obvious in quality.. Nonetheless If you want to be in the thick of the city there are other three star hotels nearby so it all depends on the purpose of your visit.
I have lived in Accra, Ghana for over a year, and before that I lived in Cairo, Egypt - so I am accustomed to dealing with foreign countries, governments, and cultures. Sao Tome was unusually, unnecessarily difficult. If you go, make sure you bring Euros with you - or if you can, obtain Sao Tome currency. The resorts I stayed at accepted credit cards, but that was it. The biggest problem was the airport - arrival was slow but somewhat acceptable; however, when I was ready to depart, I was told I would have to pay a 20 Euro fee for using the airport. No problem - I handed them my card. Nope. Don't accept cards. Only cash. So I offered Ghanaian Cedis - nope. No Ghanaian money accepted. Bottom line is they refused to allow me to obtain a boarding pass until I paid the airport fee - in cash. I explained that I didn't have Euros - their attitude was "not my problem." Finally a gentleman offered to exchange my Ghanaian Cedis for 20 Euros, so I was able to fly. But this was the most backward, moronic, short sighted policy I've ever seen. There are so many other ways to collect the fee - the obvious one is to simply add it to the price of the ticket - no one would even notice. Or at least offer more than one option; many people obtain currency upon landing in a country, not before - but I did not see one single ATM machine during my visit. So, they do not offer travelers the ability to obtain cash, but they refuse to allow you to leave until you pay with cash. Just before boarding, I offered an apology to the lady who had to deal with my anger - she said don't worry - it's normal. I'm wondering - if it's normal for people to get upset, isn't it time to change the policy?
