Accommodation and hotels

If you are visiting South Sudan and do not know where to stay, read the following section. The hotels are adequate in terms of providing adequate amenities. The majority of them provide self-contained budget, mid-range, and luxury rooms.

Hotel VIP is one of Juba's newest hotels. It is situated on a bustling street and features a restaurant, bar, and wireless internet connection in all rooms. A massage and hair-dressing salon are also available at the hotel. The facilities at Hotel VIP are superior to those found in the majority of the capital's hotels. The majority of the employees, including those who work in the massage parlor, are Ethiopian. Guests will be entertained by Ethiopian dancers and live music in the evening. The cost of a room, including breakfast, is around $120 per night.

The Nile Resort is one of South Sudan's older hotels. As the name implies, the resort is located near the White Nile, providing stunning views of the river. The resort offers complimentary Wi-Fi in all rooms, as well as a bar and restaurant that serves Indian bread, chapatti, and rice. Guests can enjoy local beer and cocktails from around the world while listening to live music over the weekend. A single room will set you back roughly $80, while a double room will set you back around $120. Guests can rent an entire self-contained room for a month at a discounted rate at the Resort. Backpackers on a tight budget can pitch tents at the hotel's promises.

Other options: Hotel ECS Guest House, Pyramid Continental Hotel, Pyramid Continental Hotel, etc.