This is my first entry to Juba, staying one month at Logali House before moving into a flat of sorts. The daily room rate is expensive, so if you have to pay out of your own pocket, look for cheaper alternatives. Most customers are higher staff from NGOs and such, getting their hotel bill covered by their organizations. Logali has... More

My three children and I recently stayed 9 days at Logali House under difficult personal circumstances. Rob, the manager, was incredibly accomodating and kind. The staff was was outstanding. They were very friendly, helpful and prompt. Our room was always clean. Security was excellent. This is my first choice for all my stays in Juba.

The first thing that struck me was that a different sort of clientele is hanging out here. Less of the heavy weight British and American businessmen now. In the restaurant I noticed a few people enjoying a glass or two of wine, at 10'O'clock in the morning! There is a pile of rubbish: old blankets, empty cardboard boxes and used... More

Given the political, economical and social circumstances in Juba, South Sudan, Logali House is a fine accomodation which many aid workers, UN officials and diplomats stay at. I was recently staying in Logali House on a short business trip, and I found that staff there very helpful and friendly. I stayed in one of the "container" rooms which is perfectly... More

It really is not worth the money and is far more expensive than others in the area the only good thing about it is the free wifi... the menu is dire and lacks direction and flavour to say the least..... the staff are friendly enough the guards are over friendly to females The rooms are basic and yes clean but... More

I stayed here for three nights in March 2012. It is basic but clean and the shower and air conditioning work. Good wi-fi. It is expensive for what you get, but from what I hear, all hotels in Juba are expensive. I'd certainly stay here again.

I have been visiting Juba for many years and as anyone who works there will testify, comfort can be difficult to find. By comfort I mean clean rooms, soft matress, air-con, working shower, security and edible food. Logali House has always met this criteria and in addition has created an atmosphere that is particularly comforting for Europeans staying in what... More

Before travelling I was advised by colleagues who had visited Juba this was the best Hotel in town. If this is in fact correct, then I dare not imagine what the other hotels in Juba are like. With the possible exception of complimenatry Wi-Fi, I'm unable to think of any aspect of this hotel which I can review in a... More

In the early days after the peace agreement, this was the place to stay in town, if you could afford it! As others have said it is expensive, but has a good congenial atmosphere, with a pleasant communal area. The food is pretty average. The rooms are pretty basic and as there are now many more pleasant places to stay... More