Menen Hotel
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The Menen Hotel is one of two hotels in the Republic of Nauru.
[edit] Hotel features; nature of tourism in Nauru
It was built in 1969 by Nelson architects. The island nation also has a smaller hotel, the OD-N-Aiwo Hotel, in the Aiwo District. Not many tourists come to the island, so the hotel has some difficulties, but it was once considered one of the most comfortable in the Pacific. It has 119 guest rooms, conference room facilities for up to 200 people, and was recently refurbished.
Each room has a refrigerator, television, and video player, as well as coffee and tea making facilities. The restaurant serves Thai, Chinese, and other cultural foods. The Menen Hotel is shared by all guests and locals where they can meet. The hotel package includes a colourful sketch map of Nauru.
[edit] Location
The hotel's beachside location faces Anibare Bay, the best location for swimming on Nauru.
[edit] External links
- A site with a picture of the Menen Hotel, taken from a boat
- http://www.galenfrysinger.com/nauru.htm This page includes two more pictures of the Menen
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