Furnished apartments for rent in Conakry
Looking for a furnished apartment in Conakry for a few weeks or several months? Diatigui offers move-in-ready apartments, presented with recent, real photos of every room and a precise description of their equipment.
Our catalogue is built for expatriates, consultants on assignment and international organizations: every rental is chosen on the criteria that actually matter in Guinea — power continuity, water reserve, real internet speed and security — not just the living-room photo.
Available properties
diatigui.comFurnished 3-bedroom apartment in Camayenne, Conakry — sea view, pool
Apartment · Camayenne
3 bd · 3 ba · 6 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 2-bedroom apartment in Kipé, Kipé Plazza residence — 8th floor
Apartment · Kipé
2 bd · 2 ba · 4 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Large family 3-bedroom apartment in Lambanyi, Conakry — 3 bathrooms
Apartment · Lambanyi
3 bd · 3 ba · 6 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 3-bedroom apartment in Kaloum, central Conakry
Apartment · Kaloum
3 bd · 3 ba · 6 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 3-bedroom apartment in Nongo, Conakry — guarded residence
Apartment · Nongo
3 bd · 2 ba · 6 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 3-bedroom apartment in Minière, Conakry — three bathrooms
Apartment · Minière
3 bd · 3 ba · 6 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 2-bedroom apartment in Minière, Conakry — 2nd floor with balcony
Apartment · Minière
2 bd · 2 ba · 4 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
Furnished 2-bedroom apartment in Kipé, Conakry — large lounge and balcony
Apartment · Kipé
2 bd · 2 ba · 4 guests
generator · internet · guard
Price on request
What a furnished apartment must offer in Conakry
An apartment in Conakry is not judged by its decoration. These are the points that make a stay work, and every listing states exactly what the home has:
- a backup generator (or the building's standby power) with automatic switchover;
- a sufficient water reserve;
- an internet connection that is actually available;
- guarding and monitored access;
- air conditioning in living areas and bedrooms.
Which neighbourhoods should you consider?
Kaloum is the administrative centre — ideal for downtown-focused assignments. Camayenne, on the corniche, sits minutes from embassies, UN offices and international hotels. Kipé, Nongo and Lambanyi (Ratoma commune) offer recent, secure residences and are where most expatriates on long postings live: the best space-for-money for multi-month stays.
The lease in Conakry: what the contract says, and what it leaves out
This is where rentals go wrong, and almost never for the reason people expect. The dispute is rarely about the rent — that is agreed and paid — but about what the contract failed to put in writing: who pays to repair the generator, what happens if the property has to be vacated early, who keeps the deposit when the tenant leaves ahead of term.
Local practice is to ask for several months of rent in advance, sometimes six, sometimes twelve. With Diatigui it can be discussed: what matters is a payment guarantee, not necessarily cash, and a company commitment is often worth more than a long advance.
We draw up a written lease for every rental, with the allocation of charges itemised line by line and a clear exit clause. It is that precise lease that protects you, far more than a verbal agreement, however much trust there is at the start.
- Advance rent: ask for the split between refundable deposit and prepaid rent — they are not the same thing when you leave.
- Joint inventory with dated photographs, on entry and on exit: that is what makes the deposit recoverable.
- Allocation of charges: generator, security guarding, water, communal areas. Vagueness here is paid for at the end of the lease.
- Early-exit clause: an assignment can be cut short. Agree the notice period before signing, not after.
How a rental actually unfolds, from first message to keys
The usual gap between a first enquiry and moving in is three to ten days. It is not the search that takes the time — our apartments are already ready to let — but the viewing if you want to see before signing, and the time to read through the lease.
We reply with two or three properties that genuinely match, not a list of ten. If nothing matches, we say so instead of proposing something approximate: that is what saves the most time.
- Day 0 — you send dates, number of people, preferred district and budget. A costed reply.
- Day 0 to 2 — two or three properties proposed, with real photographs, equipment listed and a firm range.
- Day 1 to 5 — viewing on site, or a live video walkthrough if you are not yet in Guinea.
- Day 2 to 7 — quote approved, lease drafted and reviewed.
- Day 3 to 10 — joint inventory, handover of keys, introduction to the guard.
The five mistakes that cost the most in Conakry
They all recur, and they look much the same from one tenant to the next. None is down to carelessness: they come from applying to Conakry the reflexes that work elsewhere.
- Choosing on photographs. A photogenic living room tells you nothing about the generator, and it is the generator that decides your quality of life.
- Underestimating the commute. Twenty kilometres in Conakry is not twenty minutes. Drive the route at the hour you will actually drive it, not on a Sunday.
- Paying without a written lease. It is the one genuinely irreversible mistake on this list.
- Neglecting the water reserve. Water cuts are more frequent and longer than power cuts, and far less anticipated.
- Signing without an exit clause. An assignment cut short becomes very expensive when twelve months have been paid up front.
What we offer
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Furnished studio | Price on request |
| 2-bedroom furnished apartment | Price on request |
| 3-bedroom furnished apartment | Price on request |
Every rental is costed according to duration, dates and what is included. The price is given in US dollars in a written quote, with no commitment. If you pay in Guinean francs, the Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea (BCRG) rate of the day applies.
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On arrival
A driver meets you at Conakry airport
Whatever time you land, your driver greets you in the arrivals hall of Ahmed Sékou Touré airport, name board in hand, and takes you straight to your accommodation. The transfer can be added to any vehicle rental or booked on its own.
Arrange an airport transferFrequently asked questions
How much is a furnished apartment for rent in Conakry?
Expect from US$500 per month for a furnished studio, from $1,400 for a two-bedroom and from $2,100 for a three-bedroom in a building with automatic backup generator and guarding, in Conakry's sought-after districts (Kaloum, Camayenne, Kipé). Ranges are compiled by Diatigui from the homes we offer in 2026.
Can I rent an apartment in Conakry for one month only?
Yes. Our furnished apartments rent from a few weeks to several months; the minimum stay (usually 14–30 nights) is shown on each listing. For shorter stays, contact us and we will find a solution.
Do you work with the UN and international NGOs?
That is our core clientele. We fit the length of the rental to your mission schedule, prepare your team's arrival and stay reachable throughout the stay. Part of our team works in English.
Is electricity guaranteed in your apartments?
Every listing states the exact backup-power solution — building or private generator with automatic switchover — and the water reserve. We do not offer apartments without a power-continuity solution.
How many months of rent must be paid in advance in Conakry?
Local practice runs from three to twelve months in advance, and with Diatigui it is negotiable, because what matters first is a payment guarantee. Always ask for the split between refundable deposit and prepaid rent: when you leave, those are very different sums. For our apartments, we agree that advance with you and write it explicitly into the lease.
Can I view an apartment in Conakry from abroad?
Yes, by live video walkthrough: we go through the property with you on the phone and you ask to see whatever you want — the electrical panel, the water reserve, the actual view from the bedroom, the street noise. It is what most of our tenants who are not yet in Guinea choose, and it is far more revealing than a photo gallery.
How long does it take to move in?
Three to ten days between the first enquiry and the handover of keys. Since our apartments are ready to let, it is the viewing and the signing of the lease that set the pace. For an urgent arrival, say so: we regularly have properties available within forty-eight hours.
Page updated on 17 September 2026 — indicative prices compiled from Diatigui listings.