When you stay at Lemon Creek, you are surrounded by nature and a serene tranquillity. We welcome guests throughout the year, and regardless of the season, you can enjoy the tropic heat in a nice and relaxed setting.

The lush greenery of the beautiful park where palm trees, old baobab trees and other tropical fauna create a wonderful scenery and cast shadows where you can cool down. Exotic birds and busy little monkeys can be seen in the park.

The sound of the rolling waves sets the atmosphere. And you can let your eyes wander across the surface glittering in the sunlight. Enjoy a breath-taking sunset with a cold drink in your hand. This is the life!

NOT SUITED FOR DISABLED GUESTS
The premises and the layout of the hotel building sadly does not accommodate to the needs of people who are walking-impaired or use a wheelchair.

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If you choose to stay at the hotel to relax one day or more, you can do so by the pool or on the beach. Our sunbeds make it so easy for you to just sit back and enjoy your African holiday.

In the restaurant, our friendly staff will make sure you are not relaxing on an empty stomach and help you maintain a healthy fluid balance.

Do not feed the monkeys

You might encounter curious monkeys in the park as they regularly pass through the premises. They are harmless, but you shouldn't feed them!

You shouldn't leave valuables on your terrace and you should keep your terrace door closed when you're not around. Otherwise a curoius little monkey might drop by ...

The hotel, which has 56 rooms, was built in 2006-07 on a large plot of land right on the sunny coast. Only five palm trees had to be cut down in order to make space for the colonial-styled buildings and hotel premises you see today.

We still hold great respect for our surroundings and aim to run a sustainable business. We harvest a lot of vegetables from our own garden. Moreover, a vast number of solar panels heat up the water used at the hotel. The solar project was made possible with great support from the Denmark's Development Corporation, DANIDA.

The hotel is also a great support for the local community as we employ about 95 locals and mainly use local products in our kitchen.

OWNERSHIP
Lemon Creek Hotel Resort was built on a dream by a group of Danish friends of the Gambia who still own the hotel with funding from the IFU, which is an investment fund for developing countries.