Guide · 13 October 2026
Meeting Room Hire in Dakar: Ge'eza's Gallery Lounge
In Point E, Ge'eza hires out its gallery lounge for a meeting inside a cultural villa, with coffee, lunch on request and Wi-Fi. How to ask and get an answer within 24 working hours, with no capacity or price published in advance.

For meeting room hire in Dakar, Ge'eza's gallery lounge in Point E offers a different setting from a standard office room: white walls, hung artwork, sofas, inside a villa that also houses an Ethiopian restaurant and a concept store. The team can arrange coffee or lunch on request, Wi-Fi is available, and every request gets an answer with a quote within 24 working hours. No capacity or hire price is published upfront.
A lounge that already has a life of its own
The gallery lounge was not built as a meeting room. It is a room in the villa, hung with works by artists from East and West Africa, and it changes as shows rotate. Hiring it for a meeting means working surrounded by that art rather than bare walls, with sofas that invite a more informal conversation than a conference table. It suits a small committee, an interview, a working meeting between two other appointments, or a sit-down with a partner you want to host somewhere less standard than an office.
What can come with the meeting
Coffee or Ethiopian tea can be served on arrival. For a meeting that runs through the morning or afternoon, an Ethiopian or Senegalese lunch can be added: the Senegalese dish of the day, served Tuesday to Friday at midday, or a dish from the Ethiopian menu, brought straight into the lounge. For a longer break, a coffee ceremony is still possible, best booked 24 hours ahead. Wi-Fi is available throughout the villa, including at the café, so you can work before or after the meeting without changing venue.
For a shorter meeting, without hiring the room
Not every meeting needs the gallery lounge hired out. For a one or two-hour meeting with two or three people, it is possible to simply sit at the café, like any other guest, with Wi-Fi and a reasonably quiet space. Hiring the lounge becomes useful once the group is larger, the meeting is confidential, or the format calls for keeping the space for the full duration.
What Ge'eza needs to answer
To put together a proposal, the team needs the format you have in mind, the date, the number of people and what you would like for coffee or lunch. Technical needs, such as a screen for a presentation, should be spelled out in the request rather than chosen from a fixed list. The answer arrives within 24 working hours, with the proposed space, any menu and the matching quote.
A few minutes from the centre
The villa sits in Point E, on avenue Birago Diop, a few minutes from the Corniche Ouest and the university, with street parking available. For a midday meeting, this makes it easy to fit in between two other appointments elsewhere in the city. For a team after a quiet place to work rather than a room to hire, the article quiet places to work in Dakar adds other addresses and formats.
Asking for a meeting room
The process has three steps. You describe your project (format, date, number of people, what you have in mind), through the site's form or on WhatsApp at +221 78 660 07 07. The team then proposes, within 24 working hours, the space, coffee or a menu, technical options and a quote. On the day, the team handles service, from the first coffee to the moment participants leave. The spaces page sets out the full range of hire formats the house offers, beyond meetings alone.
A convenient spot for anyone working in Point E
Point E is a central Dakar neighbourhood, a few minutes from the Corniche Ouest and the university, which makes the Ge'eza villa an easy address to suggest to a partner who works or lives nearby. For anyone running several appointments in the same morning, the advantage is mostly proximity: no long trip between two meetings, street parking available, and a venue recognisable enough to describe easily to a visitor passing through. The article best Dakar neighbourhoods for expats describes the area in more detail, from daily life to the practical side of working there. For visitors who do not know the city, the full address, 656 avenue Birago Diop, Point E, is the one to give a driver.
Combining the meeting with a visit
For an appointment that leaves a little time before or after, a stop at the gallery, a few steps from the gallery lounge, extends the visit without leaving the villa. It is a simple way to give a business trip a bit more substance, without changing the format of the meeting itself or adding much to the schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Does a small meeting need the gallery lounge hired out?
Not necessarily. For a short meeting with two or three people, the café with Wi-Fi is often enough. Hiring the lounge becomes useful for a larger group or a confidential meeting.
How much does the gallery lounge cost to hire?
No price is published in advance. Every quote depends on the format, the date and the number of people.
Can lunch be served during the meeting?
Yes, an Ethiopian or Senegalese lunch can be served directly in the gallery lounge, on request.
Is Wi-Fi available?
Yes, throughout the villa, including at the café.
How do I ask for a meeting room?
By describing the project through the site's form or on WhatsApp at +221 78 660 07 07. A proposal follows within 24 working hours.


