Niamey Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Spécial dédicace à toutes les mauvaises langues qui pensaient (et je suis sûr qu'il y en a) que je n'avancais pas bien vite... Me voilà au *****, à Niamey, où tout est différent. Je suis parti de la forêt équatoriale et, 27 heures de bus plus tard... me voilà au Sahel semi dés**tique. La ville sens le brulé à cause du soleil frappant et les mais...

I arrived safely to Niamey today and was quite surprised to find the temp**ature to be quite cool! I guess I expected ***** to be des**t hot all the time, but as the director of our ministry in ***** says, "the weath** this time around is quite m**ciful." It felt much like late Spring...v**y pleasant. And it wasn't so humid, a v**y dry climate (...

Well, ladies and gents. My first entry actually in Niamey. Weirdly enough, *****, with it's 40+ degree weath** and incredible humidity has been quite refreshing for me. A larg** group of Aussies, a bunch of people my own age, church in English, being flat-out busy in the office, reliable int**net access, meat you can chew without having to cook ...

Alright, ladies and gents. I haven't really got much in the way of stories for you today. I just wanted to put up a bunch of pictures from a trip Lisa and I made down to Cotonou a couple of weeks ago. I also wanted to let you all know that I'm heading to Niamey, ***** for a few weeks. So hopefully soon I'll have a whole lot of new stories for yo...

We ent**ed Togo without hassle and drove a triangular route through a lush, green, mountainous and tropical landscape. We passed coffee and cotton plantations and the views w**e spectacular. Our first night was in Kpalime, a small town with not the most to off** but which had a really nice vibe, relaxed and laidback. From th**e we headed to the ...