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Hôtel Amédzépé
Hôtel Amédzépé has an outdoor swimming pool, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Kpalimé. This 2-star hotel offers a bar.
Jess Hotel Kpalimé
Set in Kpalimé, 45 km from Tafi Atome Wildlife Sanctuary, Jess Hotel Kpalimé offers accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a shared lounge.
Hotel Ganiela
Featuring free WiFi and a garden, Hotel Ganiela offers rooms in Kpalime, 12 km from Embassy Nigeria.
Hotel Agbeviade
Set in Kpalimé, 43 km from Tafi Atome Wildlife Sanctuary, Hotel Agbeviade offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Hotel Chez Fanny
Featuring a garden, bar and views of garden, Hotel Chez Fanny is situated in Kpalimé, 46 km from Tafi Atome Wildlife Sanctuary.
Hotel TK d'Or
Located in Kpodji, Hotel TK d'Or features a garden, restaurant, bar, and free WiFi throughout the property.
Lodge au paradis fleuri
Situated 37 km from Tafi Atome Wildlife Sanctuary, Lodge au paradis fleuri offers accommodation with a balcony, as well as a garden.
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It's a safe, quaint, town that's fairly easy to get to from...
It's a safe, quaint, town that's fairly easy to get to from Lomé. 1-2 days is also more than enough to see everything in the town and surrounds. There aren't many tarred roads, and moving around on foot can be challenging, especially at night. Either hire a car or have a driver that is available throughout your trip. Some advice: don't rely on google maps, and rather ask locals for directions. I had an INCREDIBLE meal at a local restaurant called 'Chez Deborah'. Again, ask for directions. It is not where the Google Maps pin says it is. The views from the mountains and forest are truly spectacular, and the hike is easy. However, you absolutely need a guide to visit the (dilapidated) castle and waterfalls nearby. It's impossible (and not allowed) to self-guide.LebogangSouth Africa
