Independent studio 100% nature in downtown area.

Studio independent of 22 m2, in the middle of the city, at 5 minutes of the downtown area in an enclosed and completely secure property. A flowered oasis located in a park of 1 hectare. A air-conditioned room, 2 brewers of air, a living room, a true kitchen very equipped with fridge, kettle, grid bread, microwaves, covers, plates etc Bathroom and WC. Generator of help. Wifi. Special offer for stay of long life. Minimum 15 days and +. Do not hesitate to consult us. Independent studio, allowing one or two people to spend a pleasant stay in the heart of the city of Niamey, 5 minutes from the city center in a relaxing oasis, away from the noise. Very accessible and totally secure. From your studio you can browse and discover our park of one hectare with its many fruit trees and our farm animals. Very many birds and our turtles. Our Paillote "dining room" can be reserved for your invitations. On request, attentive staff may be available for a fee. For sports, barre-fixe, bike and other sports equipment are freely available. Our location will allow you to practice running or walking in the most beautiful environment of the city of Niamey! Your comfort, your well being and your safety are our priorities. We are here to share, share and inform you. Very calm district, on Right Bank of the Niger river, opposite the Grand Hotel, Hotel GAWEYE, Congress Center, the National museum Boubou HAMA. Very easy access. In edge of the Niger river (accessible on foot), offering an unusual sight on the town of Niamey. That made more than 50 years that we live in Niger. On foot, with motorcycle, in the taxi… the price of the race in the taxi is variable, debatable. You can also rent a camel (dromedary) if that pleases you. At the edge of the Niger River Kennedy Bridge district. Possibility of your support at Diori Hamani International Airport. Cost of transfer 20 euros per day 40 euros per night, with refreshments. We can offer you the map of the city of Niamey, a car rental company, excursions to the last giraffes of West Africa or the National Park of Niger W or market visits.