The hotel rates itself to be a 5 star, and average room price is 280USD. Allthough the rooms are spacious and clean, they are not 5 but 3 star. Other than that, the hotel is ok, food is nice, they have a beautiful bar and also pool area. Safety is very good as well.

This hotel looked like it was once a very nice hotel, but has got a bit worn and tired looking. The hotel is clean and the food is really average nothing special. The business center was not up to standard with broken printers and poor wifi signal. The staff go from ultra friendly and helpful to rude, I am not... More

In the UK this would be a run-down Premier Inn; in America a tattered Econo Lodge. Yet in Kinshasa, it is the Four Seasons (says a lot about the hotel stock in Kinshasa). But, if you come to the Congolese capital frequently it starts to look "good enough" (says a alot about me, perhaps). Run-down yet clean-ish, the lobby is... More

Stayed at the hotel during a business trip. Very clean rooms and bathroom. The restaurants have good food albeit expensive. The wifi does not work in the rooms unfortunately. Although the pool area is a nice place to have a drink and get work done. The staff speak English and French. Opposite the hotel is a Steers, Debonairs and Milky... More

Located well in the city center , Very clean rooms,quite good quality of Internet connection, polite personnel but still the reastaurant staff needs to be more careful with the cleaniness of the accesories used. Very much suggested

I believe that one of the main reasons for this hotel's popularity is its security as there are only a handful of hotels which can be considered by Western organisations for this reason. The rooms, common areas and the food are of a reasonable (but not international) standard but charged at very high international prices. As a haven in Kinshasa,... More

The hotel might be old but there is nothing "old" about the Memling standards. It is very refreshing to see a hotel continuously reinvent itself. The setup, rooms, facilities are all of top quality. Rooms are spacious and well equipped. A few minor little details actually show that its not a new hotel but they take nothing away from the... More

I had to stay at this hotel at very short noitice last week and I and the rest of the group I was with were charged $US290 for the night. Quite a lot of money for 'darkest Africa'. But maybe it is cheaper online. Its a very nice hotel although I was not there for long enough to get a... More

Safety is not an issue at the Memling hotel and is a nice plus in a city like Kinshasa. The minute you walk out the door, you're attacked by beggars and souvenir sellers but within the hotel, there's nothing to be worried about. Service is something they don't hold in high esteem at the Memling. There is the occasional friendly... More