Mucumbli

We felt very comfortable at this hotel. The views are incredible, the rooms are very comfortable, and you can book the Water Route and Dos Angolares waterfall excursion with Nelson (very friendly).

A jewel in the landscape of São Toméan b&b's! Beautiful setting, a well versed, helpful, and professional team, very good breakfast, tastefully equipped, clean, and airy chalets. I wouldn't necessarily recommend the food, but it's ok should you arrive late. Overall an excellent choice!

Boutique feel at reasonable price! Nicely decorated and lit bungalows, restaurant with a deck overlooking the forest and the sea, good food! They also rent (recent) cars at competitive prices. I would stay there again!

Perfect place to relax and breath nature. Build with love to details, friendly stuff, 100% chill mode, but also a lot of opportunities if you want to take tours from there. Recommendation: Book directly from their website, better for them and for you 😉

It was for me the most expensive accomodation while being in Sao Tome but it was worth it. Views are insane over the ocean, really nicely decorated. No AC but with the open windows on all sides the wind was nice. Breakfast was super nice as well. Dinner with Pasta after 2 weeks was amazing. Staff spoke english which was nice. Only negative point no mosquito nets. This should be a must, even no rainy season I got quite some bites.

Everything was great. Beautiful view, great food, nice service. If at all there is something to complain, it was the ants. But hey, we are in the forest. Definitely recommend this place.PS: the tour guide prices are on the expensive side. If you take it outside on the streets, it would be cheaper.

Our adventure to Sao Tome continued with a short stay in Neves at Mucumbli.|The rooms overlook the ocean through dense forest visited by love birds, grey parrots, sunbirds and many more, early in the morning. There was even a daily walk by of residential donkeys and their foal. In darkness (in all places), watch out for large land crabs scampering around. I even found one in my drying out clothes, halfway up a door.|We went on an organised guided walk into the rainforest to a waterfall along an aqueduct. Even with advance warning from our tour operator, we were all taken back just how difficult this walk was as you need to roll up your trousers and wade through water up to your knees in total darkness through two tunnels for 100 - 400 m!! Rewarding and fun if you are prepared with beach shoes and/or a change of footwear. Another bird watching walk was great hearing owls, rollers, seeing weavers, kingfishers and bishops (I'd never heard of, or seen these before).|The rooms were fitted with fans, no AC, with large beds, lovely furnishings, plenty of space and a balcony. The bathroom was beautifully fitted with a shower over a stone floor. The bungalows were so well positioned, you had the feeling of being alone in the middle of the forest.|The restaurant served up a reasonable breakfast, table service. Evening meals were tasty using local sourced ingredients and the bar provided a good range of drinks and wines. I thoroughly enjoyed grilled octopus - the best I ever tasted but having tried sea snails, will not need to try these ever again!

Idyllic resort complex next to the coast with huts in a tropical garden. A pebble beach is accessible via a steep path and you can hear fishing boats setting out in the early morning to make their catch. The restaurant staff probably need a bit more training in being attentive to taking customer orders. Otherwise great.