Cotonou Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Bon ca fait deja un moment tous que jai pas écris!!!! Il y a une tonne de choses a dire depuis la d**ni**e fois. On a quitté Savalou pour le Nord du Bénin, on s'est arrêtées aux chutes de Kota et de Tanongou (paradisiaque)' nous avons fait le parc de la panjari. On a pris un guide histoire de faire un bon Safari au parc, le 4*4 et l'hotel touris...

From Ouidah it was just a short drive along the coast to Cotonou, Benin's largest city and commercial capital. The country's political capital, though, is smaller Porto Novo, which we did not visit, a short distance to the east. Cotonou is a place of almost otherworldly chaos, a hectic crowded city with a real buzz about it, one that looks like ...

Dear All, I wrote this entry a couple of days ago and figured I put it up when I managed to get a connection, which has been a bit of a hit and miss affair lately. So, two things: first you'll have to transpose ev**ything for three days ago and second the photo I wrote that I'd add has myst**iously disappeared from my USB drive, so you'll have t...

(le français va suivre) Hey y'all! (I've been spending too much time in a Texan's english class)... I'm back in Cotonou, where the heat is turned up to the max (40°C at this moment), and the pollution continues to burn my eyes long after I escape the scorching hot streets. Dad is arriving in T-minus-8 hours!! He is in Paris no doubt, perhaps at ...

Today was another very full day - full of meetings and discussion. We started promptly at 09:00 and spent the day going over the doctrinal questionnaire, as well as covering topics I had prepared such as "Unique qualities of the United Church of God," "Practical questions of church organization," and "Organizing the Feast of Tabernacles in an Af...

Today was a full day. I was at the hall at 09:00 for the start of activities. We started by having each man there introduce himself and give a brief report on the state of the Church and work in their respective areas. It was quite interesting to hear their personal stories. Mr. Sibobugingo from Rwanda, for example, has been married three times....

Today I woke not having slept too well. For some reason I haven't been sleeping well this trip, and almost always wake up around 3 or 4 in the morning only managing to doze after that. I arranged to keep my room a little later that the normal noon checkout time, so I could take care of office work. I was able to get on the Internet for an hour, ...

Mom wrote: Today we left Paris by plane after a 2 1/2 hour delay (yes, we waited on the plane). Our flight to Cotonou was 7 hours long. After dinner, a short nap, two movies and lots of reading we arrived in Cotonou. We haven't seen Jen in 1 year, 5 months and 17 days (Jen told us this fact as we greeted her at the airport.) and we were very hap...

July 22, 2006 5:50 pm This has truly been a whirlwind. As we learned at staging, our experience there in Philadelphia was supposed to be a blur. I have to say, however, that life after staging in pre-service learning is much more of a blur. Upon our arrival into Cotonou, we were greeted by some Peace Corps higher-ups who took care of getting us ...

Today we met for breakfast in the designated cafeteria room at 7:30am. It consisted of bread, butter, jelly, oranges (that are actually green), bananas, and powdered instant coffee. Every morning we have the same breakfast. After breakfast, we went to the PC office. While there, we received 2 more immunizations, Typhoid and Meningitis (Mom, you'...