Meaza Hotel — Hotel in Tigray

The positive part first. It's well located in Alamata on the top hill, there is a garden/parking space with beautiful mango trees (unfortunately mangos were not yet ripe). But the rooms are really dodgy. We got a double bedroom for us and our 2 kids (including a baby), we had to look for a room were there was water. The hot water was working but not the cold. It was fortunate that we had a bassinet and mixed extremely hot water with cold from the tap. The bathroom was extremely small and the sink almost falling apart. The bed were clean. The night was noisy with the guests eating/drinking at the terrace one level below. The restaurant has a terrace that goes into the garden/yard. It was nice to eat there and the Ethiopian food was alright but the two times we ate there (evening and breakfast) we got twice food that we didn't order. The coffee was not tasting good for the quality ethiopia can provide. And last, the morning we left there was an altercation with a drunk guy spitting at the staff. I also found unused condom near the bed of my daughter, obviously offered by the hotel to its guests... coming back to the positive part: if you intend to stay in Alamata you probably don't have the choice. And it's 1/2h drive (of winding road) from the beautiful lake of...

Worst hotel ever - Stay way! First of all, moisture have atracked the bathroom, there was even a nest in the room, just for you to see how the rooms are cleaned... They say on booking :tv with flat screen, air conditioning and bath tub (that would make us expext quite a good standing). It's a huge lie. Beds are horrible and worst of all: THEY HAVE BUGS BED! It will take forever to get rid of them in a country where all tge laundrys are made with cold water. Stay away for...

The Meaza is a pretty traditional style hotel on the main road in Alamata. The rooms are clean as is the bed linen and have ensuite bathrooms... some have hot water showers but not all so worth checking when you look at the rooms. The hotel has a pretty garden and verandahs.||||Few of the staff speak English but you can make yourself understood. The food is good Ethiopian fare. we paid 300 birr per room per night. Wifi comes and goes...