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2 adults, 1 room

Bisila Palace

Carretera del AeropuertoSee map

PLN 748.72per night

This is the cheapest price in 30 days, based on the rates on 14 Nov

Top reasons for booking
With a stay at Bisila Palace, you'll be centrally located in Malabo, within a 10-minute drive of Malabo City Hall and Universidad Nacional de Guinea Ecuatorial. This hotel is 4.3 mi (6.9 km) from Estadio Internacional and 4.3 mi (7 km) from Cathedral de Malabo.
Popular facilities
Restaurant
Free WiFi
Spa
24-hour front desk
Luggage storage
Business center
4.5/5Fantastic 2 reviews
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2
Standard Double Room
1 double bed or bigger

28.0 m²

2
Standard Twin Room
1 single bed

28.0 m²

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Junior Suite
1 double bed or bigger

31.0 m²

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Standard Suite
1 double bed or bigger

43.0 m²

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4.5/5.0

Fantastic

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Alex
Reviewed: 27 Jan 2026

1.0/5.0

Below average

Solo stay · For leisure

Unbeleivably terrible on every level possible. Very unprofessional Not clean Didn’t come pick me up from airport even after emailing them Stayed for 2 nights and paid for 3. Wouldnt issue me a refund as i couldn’t stay longer in such hotel. Moved to another hotel.
Yannick
Reviewed: 7 Nov 2025

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
The room was great, not to mention a warm welcome from the friendly and professional staff.
Alicia
Reviewed: 29 Oct 2025

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Solo stay

Everyone was extremely kind and courteous. Service was wonderful!
Anthony
Reviewed: 18 Aug 2025

4.0/5.0

Great

Stayed with friends · For business

Staff was get friendly, food and service was top notch. Towels bed linens and furniture was not new.
Anthony
Reviewed: 14 Aug 2025

1.0/5.0

Below average
Such a tiring experience of lazy incompetent service. We extended our stay in Malabo to 5 days and were going to stay the full time in Bisila but ended up checking out early because of the lack of quality, the laziness and rude behaviour of the staff, championed by Trinidad. Her disregard for clients and lack of responsiveness compared with her vigor and energy invested in providing excuses and blaming the customer for everything that was wrong was a wonder to behold. Some structural nuisances also … air conditioning mediocre, toiletries scant and scarce, keys never work more than once, beds cushionless, damp pervading everywhere, for the price it’s poor and dated. The only saving grace is the kitchen staff who are cheery and willing to satisfy customers despite some mediocre buffet fare.