Finding us
Off the Senegambia strip, down the side road beside the pharmacy, second building on the left. There is a red door and no sign worth speaking of.
On foot from the strip is three or four minutes. Walk down past the pharmacy on the side road heading away from the beach. We are the second building on the left with the red door.
By taxi, say Yassa House off Senegambia and most drivers know it. If yours does not, the pharmacy is the landmark. From the Senegambia hotels it should be D100 to D150; from Fajara around D250; from Serrekunda around D300.
Parking. Six spaces behind the building, which fill by half past seven. The public parking on the strip is a hundred metres away and is free after 18:00.
Access. The entrance is level and the room is on one floor with no steps. The doorway is 82cm wide, which is fine for most wheelchairs but not all, and we would rather give you the number than a reassurance. There is one accessible toilet.
The side road is quiet and lit as far as our door. Between us and the strip there is a phone shop, a tailor and a bar that plays music until two, which is worth knowing if you were hoping for silence on the way home.
We are seven minutes on foot from Kunta Bay and the other Kololi hotels, and about fifteen from Bijilo.