Wow, what a place. I might have just discovered a place for my honey moon next year. After all , I would be helping fellow Africans.

Formidable réalisation, félicitations: le cadre est féérique et le standard est de haute classe. Merci de croire et de faire aimer le Cameroun. J'espère que les voies d'accès sont praticables en toute saison! félicitation et courage...

i visited this incredible site in bafut while i was in Cameroon...i wld never foget the white horse, its so soft and gentle am sure it wld have been able to wisper some words into my ears if i stayed a lil longer......anytym am home i wld go there again again and again

Cameron is changing! Bravo!

This is the century of return for Africans. All Africans in diaspora will start feeling at home upon their return to the motherland this century. As usual,Ghana has already taken the lead.

Places like Bangoulap in the West Province and Saddle Hill just makes you want to work harder to head back to Abakwa and enjoy the natural beauty...keep up the good work guys.

I was there in Dec 2013. Great place. I will certainly visit this place each time I go home. Once you get there, you almost feel as if the air has been filtered and enriched with Oxygen. Abakwa is beautiful. And places like saddle hill make it even more beautiful. For the FIRST TIME, I experienced western type service. You walk in and someone attends to you like they mean it, like they like what they are doing (which they do). To understand what I mean, go visit money gram or some other typical local agency shortly before you visit this place. In my opinion, Saddle Hill should be used as a Model to educate and train locals on CUSTOMER SERVICE. Most locals still do not understand the power of a smile. But I am glad there is a place like Saddle Hill where I can here phrases like...Can I help you?...What can I do for you?. Keep up the good work Saddle Hill. I will certainly do my part to continue to promote this great place. Now, I can comfortably seat here and show my friends where I come from...I come from Abakwa. Great job!!!!

Whaouuuu whaouuuu bravoooooo it is very beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍

Amazing.Never knew we had this kind of beauty back home.Cant wait to visit.Simply wonderfull...

It's wonderful, fewer rooms with quality.

Really captivating (small heaven). I can't afford to miss!!! Proud of you Bamenda...

Looks beautiful

Hmmmm I love my Bamenda, will be there soon

Ho yes, I just find my vacation home. Thank you BAMENDA !

superb superb superb!!!!!!

Simply natural. This is home!

This place make my homeland proud!

Wow just fantastic

Wao it's really a place to be hope it's real as it looks

i,m amaze with what i have seen so far

Sounds like the perfect getaway. Will probably spend a weekend there just writing code.

will be there soon next time i fly to Cameroon

When I go back home I will surely visit this place

It is 60,000cfa - 70,000cfa per night. The place is truly magnificent

Wow so amazing this place

To my view point, The luxury is only outside.Marvellous though . 💖

so beautiful

Two night will just make me glow, my next vacation will be there.

Good job

Kindly visit this Bafut Resort in the North West of Cameroon. It's amazing.

Cute and lovely

Beautifull

I miss Bamenda

Attended a wedding there one-time

Bamenda💪

from this hill to other where my was buried in August 2012

encore du courage à vous de la part de new reference company

Probably empty of tourists due to Anglophone crisis.

great just great...would be visiting when I get home...but how much does a night stay go for?

is very nice

cool

No place like home

Is this place still open?

Good but I can't take a vacation to Cameroon now because of the crisis

Vous emballez pas. Certes beau à voir, mais ça dure jamais avec le feyman...

Very sad that the place is not look after well :( it is getting destroy bit by bit. :( anyway view is still amazing

Noo

Nice place. Too bad most Western governments are telling people to avoid the whole region due to Southern Cameroonian uprising.

Very nice but the fact that Boko haram operates in Cameroon is not worth the risk

Bamenda has lost its tourism now in conflict

I wonder how much you have to pay off the gangs to stay alive.