Furnished rooms in Yaoundé
18 furnished rooms available in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
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In Yaounde, a furnished room is what you rent when arriving without knowing how long you will stay: an equipped, move-in ready space, without the two-month deposit and six-month commitment of a traditional rental. It is the go-to option for multi-week assignments, incoming students, families between moves — and increasingly, Cameroonian diaspora members visiting home. It differs from a studio on one simple point: it has no separate bedroom. Everything else — kitchen, bathroom, air conditioning, Wi-Fi — depends on the address, not the property type.
Bastos, Omnisports, Mendong: three ways to stay in Yaounde
The choice of neighborhood determines almost everything else, in Yaounde more than anywhere else, because crossing the city during rush hour is difficult. Bastos is the neighborhood of embassies and international organizations: you stay in a quiet, elevated setting, five minutes from the administrative center — and it is the most expensive on the list. Omnisports and Jouvence offer the best compromise for a business trip: well-connected, commercial, within reach of downtown without its price tag. Mendong, Mimboman, and Essos are lively, more residential neighborhoods where the same room rents for significantly less — provided you accept the commute. Soa deserves a special mention: it is the university town, about twenty kilometers away, and rooms there cater to student demand that has nothing to do with the rest.
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Also in Soa, Mvan Complexe Beac, Biteng Maetur, Ahala — in Yaoundé.
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What explains the gap between 10,000 and 30,000 per night
In Yaounde, the price difference for a furnished room comes down to three things, in this order: neighborhood, size, and the presence of a kitchenette. Under 15,000 FCFA, you rent a decent room in a residential neighborhood, often without a private kitchen. Between 15,000 and 25,000, you gain either the location or the kitchen — rarely both. Above 25,000, you are in Bastos or in a recent building with a backup generator and security.
What a furnished room includes, and what to ask for
Furnished means you can move in the very same evening: made bed, wardrobe, table, chairs, and bathroom facilities. This is the baseline, and all addresses on this page provide it. What varies, and what you should check before booking: the kitchen (private, shared, or none), air conditioning versus a simple fan, a backup generator — crucial in Yaounde for a long stay —, and the presence of a security guard if you return late.
Should you pay more for a studio?
The difference is not a matter of luxury, but of partition walls: a studio has a separate bedroom, a furnished room does not. In Yaounde, both start at the same rate — so it is a matter of practical use, not budget. Solo, just to sleep and work, a room is enough and can be found anywhere. For two, or for a stay of several months, a separate room makes all the difference and a studio is worth it. Beyond two people, an apartment becomes the smarter choice.
One furnished room, with no separate bedroom.
From 10 000 FCFA per night
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One separate bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.
From 10 000 FCFA per night
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From 17 000 FCFA per night
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