The Beausejour actually consists of a hotel and an "auberge" (guest house) which is located 500 m up on the same street. I have stayed multiple times at both and strongly recommend the guest house. The guest house consists of low, classic buildings nicely spread over a lush garden; each room has its own porch. Staying here for about $45 to $60 (some negotiation possible) gets you a regular breakfast, a nice room, a running (even warm!) shower and internet. Musquito net in all rooms. The hotel is a high, modern building, consisting of more spacious and expensive rooms ($90 upwards) with a great balcony view and a more fancy breakfast (buffet). The rooms are more fancy, but the showers actually work less than the guesthouse, as in the hotel, they turn off the water pump regularly to save money. The one advantage of the hotel, for business purposes, is that they have space and facilities to host workshops/meetings. The hotel is more anonymous. For the lunch buffet, which is RF7000 ($15), it is worth it to walk ten minutes up to the roundabout where a variety of restaurants offers pretty much the same for RF2000 ($5). The staff is generally nice but they refused a colleague of mine coming up to my room/balcony to work during the morning, as they suspected the woman to be a prostitute--this was highly insulting for her and embarrasing for me. Therefore, in sum, the choice is easy: guesthouse, rather than hotel. Enjoy!

+ The rooms in the back come with an excellent views + staff is very friendly and honest + walkable to nice restaurants/bars, parliament - Wifi connectivity was iffy and slow - shower curtain falls smack in the middle of tub - ac rooms is better

we finished a camping/safari/gorilla trek tour here and it was a great way to finish. Good rooms and a decent restaurant with fantastic views over Kigali. it isn't the fanciest hotel but is better than we expected