This resortlike place has small and colourful rooms set in large gardens with a swimming pool (nonguests US$10). Like so many places in Kinshasa, it's somewhat let down by the overly high prices and 'couldn't care less' attitude of the reception staff, but it's otherwise a reliable and secure option.
Hotel Invest de Presse
Kinshasa
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Nearby Kinshasa attractions
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Built under Belgian rule in 1947, this brick cathedral is one of Kinshasa's most important religious buildings.
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