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About Marriott Bonvoy
Monday, June 24, 2019
Providing a bountiful array of flavors and aromas, the Sheraton Addis offers a choice of eleven restaurant and lounge options that will seduce the most discerning palate with culinary delights from all around the world—from Italy’s Stagioni and India’s Shaheen, to Asian and Middle Eastern nights at Summerfields.
Evocative venues suitable for large conferences or as a wedding hall welcome your group into the iconic beauty of the Sheraton Addis Hotel in Ethiopia.
With more than 1,500 square meters of compelling function space, we offer the largest banquet and conference facilities in Ethiopia.
Our four massive Executive Suites are beautifully decorated and sumptuously furnished. Each Suite has its own unique style, an evocative atmosphere combining elegance and comfort.
Modern Comfort and Ethiopian Refinement
We are delighted to provide guests with exclusive private butler service, fresh flowers, and VIP amenities for the highest level of service and dedicated care.
Often called the “African capital” for its historical, diplomatic and political role in the continent, Addis Ababa lies at the foot of Mount Entoto and rises over 3,000 meters (9,800 ft) in the mountains to the north.
Situated on a hilltop overlooking the city, the Sheraton Addis stands opposite the National Palace, formerly known as the Jubilee Palace, built to mark Emperor Haile Selassie's Silver Jubilee in 1955. About 7 km (11 miles) away from Bole International Airport, the hotel’s central location provides easy access to the city’s commercial districts, the UNECA Headquarters, the United Nations Conference Center, the AU Headquarters, as well as to most business establishments and NGOs. Many of Ethiopia’s most renowned attractions are within easy reach. Our concierge desk will gladly arrange excursions to the ancient capital of Axum, the fabled rock churches of Lalibela, the Filwoha thermal baths, or the Merkato, one of the largest open-air markets in Africa.