Bravia Hotel Ouagadougou

One of the best hotels you can find in Burkina Faso in terms of quality of rooms and good hotel staff who are willing to make stay a memorable one. Kudos to the client relations manager, Mr Julius Caesar for his friendly and down to earth relationships towards guests

I fully appreciate how clean is my room during all my stay and the services are well and timely done. The standing is really good and convenient. I’ll recommand Bravia to my friends and work colleagues because of the quality of the standing and the price also.

I had an enjoyable stay at the Bravia hotel while passing through Ouagadougou. The friendly service, good food, and nice rooms made this a great stay. I recommend the bar on level 5 as a relaxing place to have a beer and unwind. - and the Club Sandwich was fantastic (Photo below).

Bravia Hotel Ouagadougou offers clean, comfortable rooms with reliable Wi-Fi and exceptional service. Its proximity to the airport and city center is convenient. The on-site restaurants serve diverse, delicious cuisine. Highly recommended for both business and leisure travelers. 

Very pleasant hotel with all the comfort needed. The room are big enough with all the amenities needed Great welcome, great restaurant, and good people at your service anyday any hour. I firmly recommend the hotel whenever you come to Ouagadougou for business or family trip

I stayed four nights at the Bravia, which allegedly is the best of the hotel options in the center of the city. They rate themselves as a four-star establishment, which they might be if everything worked smoothly. My stay was divided into two, first two nights and then one outside the city, after which I returned for another two nights. The problems I encountered were very different each time. At the airport, the hotel driver was waiting outside the terminal, and I was swiftly transported to the hotel. The drive took 2 minutes, it would even be walkable if you are travelling light. The shuttle is complimentary. The first time, the receptionist was friendly, spoke English and swiftly cheked me in. Several requests made by my travel agent to have a room that does not face the swimming pool (those can be noisy) were ignored, but fortunately the receptionist was able to change my room and give me one that suited my preferences. The second check-in, at 5 pm, took 15 minutes for whatever reason. Reception was not busy. The first room, 318, was of average size for a four-star hotel. There was a large and comfortable bed with sockets by the bed for charging your devices, a sitting area with two chairs, a desk with a universal socket, a minibar and a safe. One 0.5 L water bottle was provided and replenished daily. For wifi, you get a code that is valid on three devices. While wifi was easy to use, free and unlimited, it kept falling off the grid for some ten minutes every time there was a power cut, and there were many of those. They did not last long, seconds mostly, never up to a minute, but each time the wifi network went down. The room felt clean and was in decent condition but did show a little wear and tear at places. The second room, 315, was larger but similarly equipped. However, this time wifi was very spotty. There were no power cuts at all, however, wifi repeatedly did not work for extended periods of time. The safe was unusable due to low battery. The first bathroom came with a leaking toilet (the toilet has a separate tap so I just turned the tap off for a quiet sleep) and a bathtub (with no plug; I'm glad I always bring my own just in case) and handheld shower with good water pressure and ample hot water. Amenities included single-use shampoo, shower gel and soap. It's nice to have single-use items as I don't find the wall-mounted containers – that so many hotels nowadays use in order to save money – hygienic. More counter space in the bathroom would be nice. In the second bathroom, the toilet did not leak, a plug was included and counter space was ample, but the shower was a joke. Water pressure kept changing all the time, as did the temperature, which was mostly lukewarm at best. Taking a shower was almost impossbile. Fortunately I had a bathtub that I could fill up and take a bath instead of showering. The hotel has a very strict policy of no outside food and drinks, and they do check – there is an airport-like security control