Welcome
No reception desk, no room number, no strangers in the corridor. You get the key, you cook in your own kitchen, and you decide when the evening ends.
Three ways to stay
The upper floors are a single villa. The ground floor holds two self-contained apartments. Take one, or take the building.
Three bedrooms, a large living room, a full kitchen, balconies on every side and the terrace that looks towards the sea.
Two bedrooms, its own living area and a proper kitchen. Quiet, shaded, and a few steps from the garden path.
The same generous layout on the other side of the house — made for longer stays, families and guests travelling for work.
The house
Two apartments, each complete in itself: two bedrooms, a living area, a kitchen you can actually cook in. Separate entrances, so nobody walks through anybody else's evening.
Above them, the villa opens up. A long living room, a dining table that seats the whole party, and balconies on more than one side so you can follow the shade around the house.
And then the roof: a pool, a barbecue, and a view that goes over the rooftops of Limbola towards the water. It is also where the weddings happen.
The terrace
Covered, deep enough to stay dry in a downpour, and pointed at the sea. Most guests eat breakfast here and never quite get round to leaving it.
What makes it work
The house makes its own electricity. Light, air conditioning and wifi do not depend on the grid having a good day.
Running, clean, and there when you turn the tap — for the kitchen, the showers and everything in between.
The whole property is covered by exterior cameras, and staff are on site around the clock while guests are in the house.
Cleanliness and hygiene are the part of hospitality nobody photographs. We take them seriously anyway.
Rooftop & celebrations
The roof is the reason people come back. It is wide, open on all sides, and it can be arranged around whatever you are celebrating — a wedding, an engagement, a birthday, an anniversary, or the first time the whole family has been in one place for years.
There is a pool, a barbecue, and enough room to set it up your way.
Getting around
Being picked up at Douala airport, a car for the week, a run into Limbe for dinner, a cook for the evening, a day out at the botanic garden or the black sand beaches — all of it can be arranged before you arrive.
You are not obliged to use any of it. It is simply there.
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Enquire
Send us your dates and how many of you there are. We answer on WhatsApp, usually the same day.
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