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Africa’s best affordable hotels for travelers
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15 affordable hotels across Africa

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: September 29, 2025 2:29 pm
Feyisayo Ajayi Published September 29, 2025
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  • Affordable African hotels offer comfort, convenience and value for both domestic and international travelers.
  • From Egypt to Cape Town, budget-friendly resorts broaden access to Africa’s vibrant travel landscape.
  • Guests value clean rooms, attentive service and prime locations alongside affordable nightly rates.

For years, conversations about Africa’s hospitality industry centered on ultra-luxury lodges and safari camps, often priced far beyond the reach of most travelers. 

That image, however, is slowly changing. Across the continent, a growing number of affordable hotels and resorts are offering comfort, reliable service and memorable stays without the steep costs. 

From Egypt’s Red Sea coast to Cape Town’s bustling waterfront, this shift is broadening access to African travel.

The rise of affordable hotels reflects a wider trend: visitors—both domestic and international—are looking for value. Guests want more than just a low price. 

They expect clean rooms, attentive staff and locations that make it easy to explore. Ratings and reviews show that service quality and convenience often matter as much as cost.

In cities such as Cape Town, Marrakech and Hurghada, these properties are changing the hospitality landscape. 

For an industry long defined by extremes—high-end luxury at one end and budget basics at the other—the growth of mid-priced, well-rated hotels signals a middle ground that is both sustainable and attractive to travelers.

These hotels often win praise for blending affordability with thoughtful amenities, distinctive settings and consistent standards. Shore Africa profiles 15 properties that stand out as some of Africa’s best affordable stays.

1. Hilton Hurghada Plaza
Location:
Egypt
On the Red Sea, Hilton Hurghada Plaza offers modern convenience with direct beach access. Families highlight its affordability compared with nearby luxury resorts.

2. Hilton Cabo Verde Sal Resort
Location: Cape Verde
Located on Santa Maria’s white sands, the resort combines a beachfront setting with budget-friendly rates. Friendly staff and multiple dining choices earn frequent mentions.

3. Naama Bay Promenade Beach Resort
Location:
Egypt
At the heart of Sharm El Sheikh, this property appeals to those seeking nightlife alongside beach relaxation.

4. Meliá Dunas Beach Resort & Spa
Location:
Cape Verde
A family-friendly option with multiple pools and activities, especially suited for longer stays.

5. Sunrise Arabian Beach Resort
Location:
Egypt
Highly rated for attentive staff and wide dining options, it draws repeat international visitors.

6. Kenzi Farah
Location: Morocco
In Marrakech, it mixes Moroccan design with modern comforts. Its location near the Medina is a draw for cultural travelers.

7. Lawhill Luxury Apartments
Location:
South Africa
Overlooking Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront, these apartments offer space and privacy at accessible prices.

8. Mountain Marina Luxury Apartments
Location:
South Africa
Steps from Cape Town’s marina, the apartments are known for panoramic views and sleek interiors.

9. Pyramisa Sunset Pearl Apartments
Location:
Egypt
Affordable and relaxed, with pool and spa amenities.

10. Cbay58
Location:
South Africa
Praised for comfort and reliable Wi-Fi, popular with both business and leisure guests.

11. First Group Riviera Suites
Location:
South Africa
Facing Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard, the suites combine sea views with family-friendly facilities.

12. Dolphin Bay II
Location: South Africa
Simple and clean, with consistent service. A no-frills option for couples.

13. Silvermist Wine Estate
Location:
South Africa
Rustic charm in Constantia’s wine region, with pet-friendly policies and vineyard views.

14. 51 On Camps Bay
Location: South Africa
Boutique-style lodging with attentive hosts, ocean views and a laid-back atmosphere.

15. Lilly Apartments
Location:
Egypt
A short walk from Hurghada’s beaches, offering independence and value with pool and parking included.


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