An african hospitality…

Hotel Sarakawa, whose name came from the village of the same name is located about 400 km from the capital in the region of Kara.

The city was founded by Ewes in the XVII century. Its name comes from “alotimé” witch means “in the middle of alo plants”. The Alois used daily by the Togolese as a toohbrush. It would seem that the term Lomé is related to the difficulty of the pronunciation of the original name by the foreigners.

Conveniently located in Lomé

The hotel is located on the seafront in a 40-hectare park planted with coconut palms and various West African plant species.

Just 2 km from the city center and 1 km from the new “Gnassingbé Eyadema” international airport, access is easy via the brand-new expressways.

One of the best hotels in West Africa

Its original architecture, its Olympic swimming pool surrounded by greenery will leave you breathless and it is one of the most beautiful establishment of West Africa.