Hotel DIOR

Kind staff and nice clean hotel. Also the food and breakfast are good. We had a nice stay.

Its almost impossible to find it with GPS, everything has changed over there. Arriving with a Camping Car is quite frustrating, they just dont want them anymore. Just groups are welcome. Its their property, their decision. Needs to be accepted, no problem with that. Unfortunately the staff seems to be very, very stressed, there's no time for a smile or a joke, when a group of french bikers just arrived. Anyway, no campers no more!!!!! The pool is quite cold, a lot of moustikos around, Gazelle is 1500. I did not see the rooms

We did not stay here but visited the restaurant based on recommendations of its Senegalese cuisine. It did not disappoint. A clean comfortable environment. Excellent service and great food, A memorable meal.

We stayed in Hotel Dior for a few days this September, and loved it! The hotel has a lovely beach atmosphere, from the simple and clear rooms to the delicious deck and pool - and across the sand yard, the ocean! ||The owners and staff were charming and warm, and, altough it was low season in Saint Louis, they were always ready to provide us wonderful meals and important info about the town and surroundings. The charm was all over, from the perfectly set tables to the colorful deck furniture. We felt like at home, and would definitely go back!

Hotel Dior is the perfect place to explore St Louis for those travelers who like to have a relaxing base and otherwise dip into the busy town center to explore what it has to offer. The entire complex is clean and well-designed, as are the rooms. Madame Dior has been very helpful in giving information and organizing transport for us on the next step of our journey. The hotel offers a restaurant and a swimming pool. There's access to the beach which unfortunately is quite polluted with trash but this is not the hotel's fault and the facilities are more than enough for a relaxing swim and a tan. St Louis is a short taxi ride worth a few hundred francs away. In between the town and the hotel lies a local fishing village with a lively market and traditional pirogues moored on the shorelines.

We camped here while visiting as part of a Trans-Africa bike tour. The camping is ok but expensive for what it is. The location is very nice next to the beach and you can hear the ocean when you sleep. Quiet and relaxing. The restaurant is ridiculously expensive ($4 for a small plate of fries!).

The place offers both, hotel and camp. It's surrounded with see and has a location, remote from town (20 mins on foot), which offers peacefull mornings and evenings. Beach is a few steps away, it's a tipical beach with sand surface and nice waves and all you need for a fast or daylong relaxation. ||The staff speaks english good, are nice and polite. ||||Camp is big and peacefull, has a sand surface and a little house with chairs and table to spend evenings with friends.||||It's one of the top locations, in my opinion, from Morroco to Senegal. ||||*I suggest you to go for a lunch to Fatima. It's a few hundred meters south from hotel. A place where a local workers eat their meal.

Camping : Well located, but the reception at the campsite was very agressive. There were no other cars, and when I parked under a tree on the very inclined terrain, a lady came barking that I had to park in the other direction. Then my vehicle was to long, etc.. you can read reviews on park4night from 2 years ago : apparently they didn't learn over time