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Grand Holiday Villa Hotel & Suites Khartoum
Sudan

Built in the late 1800, the Grand Holiday Villa Hotel & Suites Khartoum's historical building exudes an old world charm of the colonial era. Centrally located in the heart of Khartoum's commercial hub, this hotel features 160 guest room, in addition to office suites, a shopping arcade and an exclusive recreational club. With royal visitors of the past including Thomas Cook, Sir Winston Churchill and Queen Victoria, rest assured of 5-star conveniences and modern facilities to ensure a memorable stay in the grand city of Khartoum, Sudan.

Facilities & Guest Services

Business centre ● internet facilities ● exclusive recreation club offering 2 swimming pools (male and female), children's pool, children's playground, badminton court, tennis court, billiard room, a fitness centre, gymnasium, sauna, steam bath, spa, snooker ● limousine services ● barber shop ● massage services (upon request)

How to get there

By flight

• Khartoum Airport is the main gateway into Sudan. The airport is served by European, Middle Eastern and African airlines.
• Among the cities with direct connection into Khartoum are: British Airways (with connections to London), Egypt Air (Cairo), Emirate ( Dubai), Etihopian Airlines (Addis Ababa), Gulf Air (Bahrain), Kenya Airlines (Nairobi), KLM (Amsterdam), Lufthansa (Frankfurt), Qatar Airways (Doha), Turkish Airlines (Istanbul) and Etihad Airways (Abu Dhabi)
• Sudan's national carrier Sudan Airways links Khartoum and several African and regional capitals as well as with Sudan's domestic airports at Port Suydan, Nyala,El-Fashir, Malakal, Juba, Dongola, Wadi Halfa and El-Obeid.

By road

• Khartoum is located close to Al-Amarat. Taxis should cost between SDG5 and SDG15 to any spot within the city.
• By road, the main tarred road goes south from Khartoum to Wad Medani then east to Gedaref (for the Ethiopian border at Gallabat), Kassala (for the Eritrean border, currently closed) and then to Port Sudan. South from Khartoum, a road also goes to El-Obeid, which then continues west towards the Chadian border via Darfur (road caution of danger). From north, the road comes in from Wadi Halfa via Atbara.

By railway

• Railway lines links Khartoum with Wadi Halfa and Port Sudan via Atbara. Trains leave from the train station in Khartoum North (Bahri).

All foreigners are required to register within three days of arrival. A permit is required if you wish to take photographs. To register, go to the Aliens Registration Bureau at Shari'a al-Tayar Moorad, Khartoum, just off Shari'a al-Nil, with a passport sized photo and USD33.00. Most hotels can register for their guests at a minimal fee. Photo permits can be obtained free from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism at Shari'a Abu Sin,Khartoum, East of Souq Arabi.