from 80 USD/night
14units
80 USDfrom · per night
12:00Check-in
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About us
About Addis Regency Hotel
Addis Regency Hotel offers fully furnished, serviced apartments — a real home for a night, a month or a year, with everything ready the moment you arrive.
Rooms & rates
Every unit is serviced daily and priced with no surprises.
Why stay with us
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24-hour reception
Someone is always at the desk — arrive at any hour.
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Fast Wi-Fi
Free in every unit and in the common areas.
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Daily housekeeping
Fresh linen and towels, your space kept spotless.
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Airport pick-up
Tell us your flight and a driver meets you at arrivals.
Amenities
مسبح خارجي
مسبح مفتوح مع منطقة جلوس ومناشف مجانية.
🕑 06:00 - 22:00
صالة رياضية
صالة مجهزة بأحدث الأجهزة الرياضية.
🕑 24 ساعة
سبا ومركز عافية
جلسات مساج واسترخاء بإشراف مختصين.
🕑 09:00 - 21:00
واي فاي مجاني
إنترنت عالي السرعة في جميع أنحاء الفندق.
🕑 24 ساعة
موقف سيارات
موقف آمن للضيوف مع خدمة صف السيارات.
🕑 24 ساعة
قاعة اجتماعات
قاعة مجهزة للاجتماعات والمناسبات.
🕑 08:00 - 20:00
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Things to do
Explore Ethiopia
From our door to the wonders of the country — ancient churches, the roof of Africa and the birthplace of coffee. We arrange drivers, guides and flights.
Entoto Hills
Climb to 3,200 m through eucalyptus forest to Entoto Maryam church, Menelik II's first palace and the widest view over the capital.
National Museum of Ethiopia
Home of Lucy, the 3.2-million-year-old skeleton, alongside royal regalia, Axumite treasures and modern Ethiopian art.
Unity Park & the Grand Palace
The restored imperial palace of Menelik II: throne halls, gardens, a zoo and pavilions for every region — all in the heart of the city.
Holy Trinity Cathedral
Resting place of Emperor Haile Selassie, with stained glass, carved thrones and the finest Orthodox art in the capital.
Merkato
Africa's largest open-air market — spices, coffee, textiles, silver and the buzz of a whole city trading. Go with a guide.
Debre Libanos & the Portuguese Bridge
A cliff-top monastery founded in the 13th century, gelada baboons on the ledges and a stone bridge over the Jemma gorge — the classic day trip.
Wenchi Crater Lake
Horse rides down into a green volcanic crater, a boat to the island monastery and hot springs on the way back up.
Tiya Stelae Field
A field of carved medieval stelae — swords, faces and symbols nobody has fully decoded — 90 km south of the city.
Lake Langano
The Rift Valley's beach weekend: swim, kayak, watch birds on the neighbouring lakes and catch a sunset over the water.
Awash National Park
Waterfalls, palm-fringed hot springs, oryx, kudu and baboons where the Awash river cuts through the Rift.
Lalibela
Eleven medieval churches carved straight down into the living rock, still alive with pilgrims and chant — Ethiopia's wonder of the world.
Axum
Granite obelisks of a 2,000-year-old empire, the tombs of its kings and the chapel said to hold the Ark of the Covenant.
Gondar — Fasil Ghebbi
The 17th-century castles of Ethiopia's emperors, the "Camelot of Africa", and the painted ceiling of Debre Berhan Selassie.
Lake Tana & the Blue Nile Falls
Boat out to island monasteries on the source of the Blue Nile, then stand beside Tis Issat, the "smoking water" falls.
Harar Jugol
Eighty-two mosques inside the old walls, alleys painted every colour, the house of Rimbaud and the hyena men feeding at dusk.
Simien Mountains
Jagged peaks above the clouds, gelada monkeys by the hundred and the rare walia ibex — the roof of Africa, on foot or by car.
Danakil Depression & Dallol
The hottest place on Earth: acid pools in yellow and green, salt flats, camel caravans and a landscape from another planet.
Erta Ale
Walk up at night and camp on the rim of one of the world's few permanent lava lakes.
Bale Mountains
Ethiopian wolves on the Sanetti Plateau, Africa's highest road, and the moss forest of Harenna — the best wildlife drive in the country.
Sof Omar Caves
A river running through 15 km of limestone halls and pillars — Ethiopia's longest cave and a place of pilgrimage.
Omo Valley
Markets, dances and body art of the Hamar, Karo and Mursi peoples along the lower Omo river.
Coffee ceremony
Ethiopia is where coffee was born. We roast the beans in front of you, brew in a clay jebena and pour three rounds — abol, tona and baraka.
Timkat & Meskel
Epiphany processions with the tabots under silk umbrellas in January, and the great Meskel bonfire on Meskel Square in September.
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Tell us where you want to go — we book the driver, the guide and the flights.
FAQ
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 12:00, check-out by 12:00. Early arrival and late departure on request.
How do I pay?
Cash, bank transfer, mobile money and cards are accepted at the property.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Yes — contact us by phone or WhatsApp and we will move or cancel the booking according to the rate conditions.
Do you offer monthly rates?
Long stays get a reduced monthly rate. Send an enquiry with your dates and we will quote.
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