Djeuga Palace is a 4 stars hotel in the capital of Cameroon, Yaoundé. It is certainly a good hotel, being in an African city, but for nothing a palace. Very well located downtown, from here it is very easy to move everywhere in the centre. The room has a good surface with all what we need, a large bathroom, a... More

Had to book our Event in one of their function hall on the 3rd floor and so was ask to pay for the reservation as early as possible since its first come first serve basis, but the day before our event we called the reservations to inform them that we're going to drop by to the hotel and will pay... More

I stayed here for 3 nights arriving from Zurich on the Swiss Air flight which arrives late. Check in fine. Correspondence by email for booking is fine too. I asked for a high floor and a premium room as I'd read about noisy disco on ground floor - so it was relatively quiet up high. No bottled water available in... More

Had to particpate in a meeting in Yaounde recently and the two options where either to stay at the Hilton or Djeuga Palace. Since the rest of my team chose to stay at the Djeuga, i stayed as well. Firstly, i found Yaounde chilly and we all needed light jackets and sweaters especially at night - i didn't anticipate this... More

The pros: internet works, hotel staff are friendly, rooms are OK, cleanliness is good. The cons: how to keep that list short.... struggle struggle... you cannot control your room temperature and even when you turn off the AC totally it still blows, everywhere else at the hotel is cooled as if they were conserving meat there. Coffee is not good,... More

I just returned from a six-night trip to Cameroon and spent the entire stay at the Djeuga Palace. The first night and all subsequent nights I was awoken at 3 or 4 a.m. with taxis honking their horns in an extended serenade outside my window. Colleagues on the opposite side of the hall heard the nearby nightclub thumping into the... More

Despite staying at the hotel less than 5 months ago I was amazed to see how things have deteriorated at the hotel. Firstly I found the reception staff most unhelpful and rather sirly. They spoke very little English too which did not help. They had huge issues with their credit card machine which was in pieces yet they still insisted... More

The Djeuga Palace is centrally-located and therefore convenient for some excellent restaurants and bars. The rooms are smart and clean and the hotel feels very safe indeed.

This was my 3rd visit in a year and how standards have dropped. I checked in at 10.30pm after travelling from Lagos since 6am. I asked if the restaurants were open but was told they closed at 10.30. I was told to call room service but when I tried there was no answer. I went to reception to be told... More