This hotel has managed to stay up-to-date despite the political unrest in that nation. I found the conditions favorable. My room had a comfortable bed, free wireless Internet access, the basic room amenities and an adequate selection of TV news channels. I ordered room service and the meal was of ample portions and very tasty. The breakfast buffet has a... More

everything about the hotel is outdated. the lobby is cramped and done up in very poor taste. rooms are small and uncomfortable. connecting to the wi fi is a pain. the only saving grace is the breakfast which is good. More

Tiama is a fine place in the heart of Abidjan. We stayed here for 2.5 weeks after our initially horrifying stint with the La Licorne. The hotel is very clean. Room have adequate space. We never tried the restaurent however it was ususally crowded and we heard that the food is also good. The pool is nice and clean, small... More

This was my first trip to Ivory Coast and i spent 2 nights in this hotel. I found the food in the restaurant to be very good. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Air conditioning worked great. The bed was comfortable, not sunk in on the night stand side. The hotel had guards outside the hotel, in the lobby... More

Stayed here for 3 nights with business colleagues. it's a descent no frills hotel. Good : - Room and bathroom is clean - Good location although city isn't too big to get around - Good breakfast Bad : - The shower could be much better and more up to date - no 24 hour room service More

I was in abidjan for work, and had stayed at the sofitel a month before my stay at hotel tiama. The hotel itself is very nice, located in the city centre, the guards are friendly and tend to your safety. the entry hall is luxurious, and the rooms are quit good size, very clean, and very comfortable. The bar, wich... More

I have stayed at the Tiama once or twice a year for 5 years and even lived there for 3 months once. The Hotel Ivoire and Hotel Golf are state owned dumps which you should avoid at all costs. You will want to move out after one night if not sooner. The Novotel is OK as is the Sofitel, but... More

I stayed at the Tiama close to two months when I was posted temporarily in Abidjan. Overall, the hotel was of good quality by U.S. standards and very good considering the available options in town. Rooms offer a view of Abidjan's cathedral and high rise buildings, as well as the lagoon. Bathrooms are quite nice. Rooms have a mini-bar/refrigerator and... More