A floral paradise in Togo

This oasis welcomes you in 5 huts made of raw earth bricks and straw. It's a cocoon to recharge and relax in the African bush. Each hut has a bedroom with 1 double bed (1 hut has 2 double beds), 1 wardrobe, 1 storage room with lock, 1 electric fan, 1 bathroom with dry toilet and 1 private terrace. A 10-minute walk, the lagoon and its beach await you. 15 minutes by car, Aneho will delight you with its beach, its sweetness. The space Sisao is an Ecolodge. There is my house surrounded by 5 boxes. The price shown is for 1 box of 2 people. Everything has been designed to be self-sufficient and eco-friendly. Electricity by solar panels, well water, organic vegetable garden. All buildings are made of raw bricks. I designed this place for relaxation in peace and serenity. The flowery and wooded garden is home to butterflies, birds, and marouillas. The pool is in the garden Guest access You have a private terrace in your box. To have a good time and eat, the large hut is home to you. The pool with its small hut and beach will refresh you. And you'll enjoy the flowered and shaded garden anytime The proposed price is for 1 space accommodating 2 people. During your stay Togolese phone number Internet messaging Other things to note The price is for 1 hut with 1 bed of 140 × 190 cm for 2 people. The price for the 4-person hut (possibility of adding 1 mattress for 1 more person) is 60 euros. Sheets, towels included. natural soap and shampoo are available in the room. If needed, we can lend you beach towels. We offer catering with fresh produce and garden vegetables when in season. Breakfast is 3 euros. Meals between 7 and 9 euros. Fresh drinks and our homemade juices are for sale at our home. And you have good restaurants in Aného too! Nearby, you have very nice walks in the bush, visit the Aneho market, go to Togoville, take a pirogue ride on the lagoon or on the Mono River (classified protected site), canoe or motorboat at the mouth of Aneho and you are 15 minutes from the Beninese border. We can arrange a visit to the artisanal soap factory, the gari (cassava-based) factory, a meeting with the traditional chief of the village of Zowla, a visit to the primary school. Depending on your date of stay, great schedules are available: the Black Divinities Festival in January, the International Festival of Aneho with its carnival in November, the Les Desenchainés Festival in Agbodrafo in February, the big Epe Yekpe festival in September.