Serviced Apartments in Angola

Looking for a serviced apartment in Angola? From short-term business stays to long-term projects, our serviced apartments offer the space, flexibility, and comfort of home across major Angolan cities, particularly in the economic hub of Luanda. Not sure where to begin? Visit our FAQs page or get in touch with us to discuss your needs with our expert team.

Serviced Apartments in Popular Destinations

Our portfolio of apartments in Angola ensures proximity to key locations. Explore options in:

• Luanda:  As the nation's capital and primary economic and industrial hub, Luanda is the most important destination for business travel in Angola.

Why stay in a serviced apartment in Angola with SilverDoor?

Choosing a serviced apartment is the preferred option for corporate travel to Angola, offering superior value and comfort compared to traditional hotel stays. Our managed properties provide the essential features needed to thrive during both short- and long-term business stays in cities like Luanda, ensuring a productive and stress-free stay.

• Location & Accessibility: Secure and prime locations, often close to major business districts, embassies, and key commercial areas in the capital.
• Cost Management: A fully equipped kitchen allows for self-catering, providing a significant opportunity to manage daily expenses and reduce reliance on expensive dining.
• Space and Privacy: Enjoy significantly more space than a hotel room, including separate living, dining, and sleeping areas, which are crucial for long-term comfort and relaxation.
• Home Comforts: Maintain a healthy lifestyle and routine while abroad with your own private, self-contained environment.

Angola Business Travel Guide: Things to Know

Researching and understanding local customs is essential when travelling to a new destination. Here’s a list of essential information for your trip to Angola:

Weather in Angola

Angola experiences a tropical climate, which varies between the coastal and inland regions. The coast, including Luanda, is typically hot and humid with a rainy season (September to April) and a dry, cooler season known as the Cacimbo (May to August). Inland, the climate is generally drier and cooler, particularly at higher altitudes like Huambo. Business travellers should pack lightweight, breathable clothing and be prepared for higher humidity near the coast.

Currency in Angola

The official currency is the Angolan Kwanza (AOA). While major hotels in Luanda may accept US Dollars (USD) for payment, it is legally required to use Kwanza for most transactions. You should carry a mix of cash and ensure you can exchange currency, as card payments are not as widely accepted as in the UK, often limited to major hotels and high-end restaurants in the capital. Tipping in restaurants is appreciated but not strictly mandatory; a small amount or rounding up the bill is common for good service.

Language spoken in Angola

Portuguese is the official language and is used for government, business, and education. While there are many indigenous African languages spoken across the country, English is not widely spoken outside of major international businesses and high-end hotels in Luanda. Learning a few basic Portuguese phrases can be beneficial for day-to-day interactions.

Time Zones in Angola

Angola operates on West Africa Time (WAT), which is GMT+1. There is no daylight saving time observed.