
pernight210,000 FCFA
Harare
- 6 guests
- 200 m²
- 2 bathrooms


Bonamoussadi, Douala
Your wishes, our pleasure.
From 150,000 FCFA per night
Furnished apartments, a pool and rooftop sport, ten minutes from the business district.

The residence
Regina Home is defined by its living spaces, which open onto views of Douala you will not get elsewhere. Fully furnished apartments, a planted courtyard reached on the level, and everything you need to live here rather than only sleep here.
We are in the 5th district, Douala's business and leisure quarter: quiet enough to sleep properly, central enough to reach everything on foot. That is what we mean by the best of both worlds.
DiscoverThe apartments
Each one is named after an African capital. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a full kitchen in every one. What changes is the floor, the aspect and the light.

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On site
An outdoor pool, a gym, two rooftop courts and a conference room. Everything is included in the stay except the conference room, which is booked.

An outdoor pool edged with garden, screened from the noise of the city

Cardio, resistance machines and a separate studio for floor work

On the roof, resin-surfaced, with the city for a horizon

A five-a-side pitch in synthetic grass, caged to full height

A bare, reconfigurable floor plate for a seminar or a reception
The building in numbers
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reception and security room
How it works
Pick the apartment and the nights that suit you. The calendar only shows nights that are genuinely free.
Orange Money or MTN Mobile Money, from whichever number you like. Your receipt arrives immediately.
Check in from 14:00, check out by 12:00. Your access card is waiting at reception.
The journal

Douala's 5th district is residential in the morning and commercial by evening. Here is how it works, and why most of our residents end up staying longer than they planned.

Past a week, the question stops being how comfortable the room is and becomes how comfortable the day is. What you gain, and what you give up.

Connectivity, power cuts, time zones and meeting space. The four things that decide whether a working week goes smoothly.