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Furnished rooms and suites with kitchens on Cameroon Street in Bole, with its own cafe
Abat Guest House is on Cameroon Street in Bole. It has furnished rooms and suites with kitchens, balconies, free Wi-Fi, parking and the Abat Coffee cafe.
Abat Guest House is on Cameroon Street in Bole, Addis Ababa. The same family runs Abat Coffee, a cafe on the ground floor of the building.
The website lists three room types:
The rooms have handmade Ethiopian style furniture, 43 inch TVs with satellite channels, a minibar and a balcony. The photos show rooms with a small kitchen, a sofa and a dining table, which suits a long stay.
The guest house has free Wi-Fi around the clock, a 24 hour front desk, free parking with monitoring, and a bar and restaurant. Check in is open 24 hours for guests over 18, and the website asks guests to call a day before. Check out is at 11:30. A shuttle is available for a fee.
The guest house is in a quiet street near Edna Mall and Medhane Alem Church. Restaurants, supermarkets and pharmacies are close. Bole International Airport is a short drive away.
The website does not publish prices. Call 0966 021 100 or email info@abatguesthouse.com for the rate, and ask what the rate includes for a stay of a week or more.
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Profile last reviewed November 6, 2026.

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