Best service in Luanda, great staff. Fabulous food and very good cleaning, Great WiFi. Best gimnasium in Luanda, with sea view and great swimming pool at the top floor. If you are going in business staying outside central Luanda is very usefull and peacefull,

Taking in mind costs of hotels in Luanda, this hotel seems to be for me the best choice. Rooms are great and modern, WIFI all over, decent breakfast, ok service. A lovely pool and gym on the top, for a very chilling late afternoon. Its not a very big hotel, so you dont feel your kind of lost inside it...... More

This week I have had the pleasure of staying in both this hotel and the Hotel President in Luanda allowing me a fair comparisson of the two properties. The Hotel Baia is definately better fitted out on the interior finsihing (shown with the usual Angolan over pricing of US 500+ per night...), but there are definate disadvantages to the Hotel... More

I stayed here from June'2012 to August'2012. Room was very nicely furnished. Housekeeping services were very good and clean. Amost all of my requests via the phone operator were met. The facilities which I enjoyed the most here are the gym, sauna and steambath. Gym is well-equiped and the sauna & steambath are very useful after a workout in the... More

Price still expensive. Room great modern large with good view. Located on the marginal road that was recently built or should I say still being built. I really like the modern room. Could not figure out how to use the TV but it was just one night so did not put a lot if effort into it. The breakfast was... More

Usually I stay somewhere a little more downmarket when visiting Luanda, but an upgrade was necessary as the bosses were also in town. Hotel Baia is down by the water and close to the Mausoleum, so it is well situated. Rooms are adequate, but TV selection is poor and hot water is at a premium - although water pressure is... More

Being operated by the TH Hotels this hotel should be better. The decor and comfort is great and it has improved since I last stayed 7 months ago but it is still let down by the service. If you eat in the 8th floor bar the allow 1-hour minimum and if you have an issue with your room then get... More

It was my first stay at Hotel Baia, although I had visited it before. All in all, it felt like one was in Europe. I've been to Luanda often, staying at other hotels and I also know the problems of running a hotel in Angola (electricity, water, human resources etc). The rooms are very nice, everything was working, check in... More

I have stayed in the hotel twice now. Once in November, for 1 week, and currently staying here for 2 weeks. I will say that some things have improved, while others remain inconsistent. Service is by far an area of improvement...first, there are very few english speaking personnel at the hotel and even when you speak Portuguese...sometimes they don't understand,... More