Beira Terrace Hotel

Large modern hotel, but difficult to access due to the numerous potholes in the adjacent avenues. We stayed there twice, two nights before our excursion to the Gorongosa National Park and one night on our return. Our first experience was not convincing. We arrived at midnight due to numerous delays of our LAM flight. The staff on duty could not find our reservation. After some 20 minutes, he gave us a magnetic key that did not open the door of the room. He later gave us another key to a room which was not configured for 2 travelers. The beds were made but there was only one towel, one glass, one small coffee bag, 3 hangers,.... also, the safe didn't work. And that day, due to a rather poor wifi system, we had to stay longer in the room to finish our work. We consequently had to ask the cleaning service to come back an hour later to let us finish. Which they didn't do. The room was therefore not made that day. Breakfast was served buffet style. Very correct but the reception staff on duty in the restaurant were unfriendly. When we left, I was asked to fill out an evaluation form related to our stay. I honestly described our experience. On the way to the airport, I received a call from the manager who had read my evaluation and wanted to hear more. On our return, we were particularly well treated, the room had been prepared for us and everything was in order. When we left for the second time, we were given us a reduction on the price of the room... The hotel offers a great potential but needs some TLC and the staff some training to better understand their role in the tourism industry.

Do you know that EuroNews segment called NO COMMENT? All I say is view the pics. There is not much going right here. Reception is slow and non attentive or communicative. Rooms and bathrooms are old, dilapidated and dirty. Old urine all around the toilet with broken lids. Shower barely trickled. Bedding felt used. Didn't try any food there as after waiting for 2hrs, it was quicker to take a taxi to a restaurant at Macuti. At least the aircon worked. ** Oh, and importantly, be warned: you cannot lock your door as there is no lock inside the door. Various random people entered the room at different times. **

Bathroom was not clean and smelling of urine and the rooms were clean. Hotel WiFi was poor. Their breakfast was cold the beans tasted like it was opened from the can and served without cooking.Dinner was lovely but we waited an hour. Miscommunication at check in.

All the staff were very professional. My room had a great view out to sea. The hotel is clean and well organised, but lacks a bit of character. The rooms are quite plain. Good for a business traveller.

This is not a hotel to stay in when you are travelling and expect the usual a hotel should offer. No alcohol served. The restaurant quality is not good. Breakfast is terrible. No room service. No extra coffe and no milk in the room. Location is of such that you can not walk outside into the streets to other places.

The city of Beira, Mozambique was heavily damaged by cyclone Idai in 2021, and it will take many years for it to recover. The Beira Terrace Hotel has done a wonderful job of building a great hotel stay from what is available to the city still suffering the ravages of this terrible disaster. The room was clean and comfortable, the breakfast was hearty and healthy, the location was great for accessing the city, and the staff was friendly and helpful. Really, I couldn't have asked for a better stay in Beira.

A good and rather clean hotel. Good conditioning system and wifi. Good swimming pool for a work rest. Restaurant menu quite poor, even if with an excellent cook. The road along the hotel is noisy and very rough.