ILO Hotel

You can get some fresh air here without going far from the city, Tana. It’s quite accessible, so I’d recommend it.

The food was good, and there’s plenty to do, especially swimming. A nice spot to relax with family.

There are plenty of things to do here, so it seems suited to families, friends, couples, or a seminar. It’s a little way out of town, and staying overnight would have worked well. We came on a Monday for our eighth anniversary and were the only ones there. They had a monkey, which surprised us. It was a bit aggressive. The food wasn’t anything special, though it came out in just 15 minutes. Could be a good place to plan an overnight stay with friends.

The pavilions work better for small families. The rooms were clean, though they weren’t cleaned every day. The facilities and food were great, and the staff were welcoming, especially the waitresses and the guy at the dessert station. Call twice if you’re planning a weekend stay. They got their bookings mixed up and forgot to note ours. Check your order or table booking twice or even three times too, since those can get mixed up as well. If crowds aren’t your thing, avoid weekends. Most guests come with small kids who run and scream around. It’s near the airport, so you may hear planes now and then.