Hotels near Korle Gonno Beach Resort, Accra

The room is small but exquisite, clean, with a small kitchen and a washing machine. It is a good choice for business trips. It is in the ambassador area of ​​Accra, a safe area, and there is a supermarket within one kilometer. The price is high.

The environment is very good, but the service is slow. The environment is very good, but the service is slow. The environment is very good, but the service is slow. The environment is very good, but the service is slow. The environment is very good, but the service is slow.

I booked this Aparthotel for my Dad and it was brilliant. Fantastic attention to detail and very clean. The only thing I’d say can be better is customer service. We had to wait a long time before getting the key although booking in advance. As a world traveler, this gap was very notable and one that can be easily addressed. It’s however a great place to stay.

The Lennox Apartment is the perfect spot for both short and long business stay. From the fully fitted amenities to the ambiance and cleanliness of the environment, it is a lovely place to call home while on business or leisure for a few days. Just 5 minutes from the airport, the location is perfect for business meetings within central accra and other environs. The airport pick-up shuttle service is complentary, which saves you stress if arriving from outside Ghana. There is a shop across the road that has a good supply of anything you might need immediately & they accept international cards. The Elms restaurant at the apartment has good food, polite services, and a great ambiance. The meals are freshly made. Security is top-notch. The location is quiet and easily accessible.The neatnesss of the apartment is also a big plus. Depending on the room you settle for, most have a balcony just incase you need some air to clear your thoughts. All in all a good value for money and a great location.

As I arrived at the hotel, it was overbooked and I was given a temporary room that had 2 beds in the room and you could hardly move. I had to then unpack, repack and then unpack again when I was relocated the following night. Although this was a minor issue, a big problem was that the WiFi in the room was very unstable. This became an even bigger issue in the new room as the WiFi would not connect at all (there was also very poor cellphone reception in the room). As this was a business trip, this was a problem as I could not make or receive calls/messages. 2 nights after checking in I received a call from my bank (when using the WiFi at a coffee shop up the road) suggesting the hotel had double charged me. After speaking to the fraud division it was clear that this did in fact happen as Ibis Hotel was reflecting as the merchant. The hotel outright denied this (even though it was conformed by the fraud division at my bank) and to this day, 5 days after checking out, my funds have still not been returned and I have had to file a dispute with my bank. This has resulted in my credit cards being blocked and my online banking being suspended. Luckily I have another bank card with me otherwise I would have been stuck in Accra with no access to funds as a result of the hotel's incompetence. The real cherry on the top was when I had an important business Zoom call but could not connect to the WiFi in my room to take it. I went to the reception desk and asked them if I could use a vacant meeting room that was not being used (as a result of not having WiFi access in my room which I am paying for). I was denied this request and was told there would be a GHS 100 charge. I reluctantly had to agree as the call was urgent and I had no other option. Upon checking out I received an invoice for USD 100 and was told that the meeting room I had used was in fact USD 100 (not GHS 100). This was almost the cost of my hotel room for the night. As I was on my way to the airport I had no choice to pay with my card that was not blocked due to the hotels incompetence (for services that I was paying for but did not receive). I essentially had to pay for a meting room for 30 minutes for the same price as my hotel room due to the hotel not providing the services (WiFi) as advertised and for which I was paying. Very disappointing and even more so disappointing that they could not do me a favor and let me use an empty meeting room with no charge after making me move rooms and double charging me for my stay which resulted in my credit cards and internet banking being blocked. Overall the experience was a nightmare from start to finish. Needless to say I will be avoiding all Ibis establishments at all costs. Absolute waste of money and a total inconvenience with no apology and no offer to try and resolve my problems amenably. There are plenty nice hotels in the area or AirBnb's in the Embassy Gardens with great reviews. I would choose anywhere over Ibis Styles Hotel. I hope this r

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I loved The Cabin Hotel and this is mainly due to the staff, especially Edward and Lisbeth.They and a the staff work hard.Edward and Lisbeth were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and huge. The bar is limited and no wine which was a shame.after ordering food it can take quite a while to arrive but I enjoyed what I had. Hotel is near airport. I felt safe walking on my own to the ATM about 15 mins away. I'm in Cape Town now and don't feel safe leaving Hotel at all alone. I can recommend The Cabin.

Our worst experience started from the reception when we were met by a dark skinned receptionist (name unknown). Her facial expressions and attitudes were condescending towards my wife & I. Then she asked for my credit card, which was in my checked in luggage; I informed her that I do not feel comfortable opening my luggage infront of everyone at the lobby. She did not care or show any form of understanding. It was the porter (Isaac) who was fast thinking and considerate; he took me to a small storage room to remove my card wallet. After we have made payment, she did not communicate effectively about the caution charge of 200USD. So my wife & I though she meant GHC, she just stared at us and belittling us with her eyes. This was how we were meant at the reception before checking in our loft. The Following morning, I asked her if she got the 200USD since she had Isaac follow us to our room and get it. She started accusing us of incomplete payments, knowing fully well that I was charged by my bank. I stood my ground that I do not owe anything & we were in a hurry to leave for our tour. We had 2 minutes of back & forth; my wife & I were so pissed of these accusations. When we got back in the evening, she realized her mistakes and apologized but the damage was already done. We couldn’t wait to check out asap on our third day. When we were checking out, she didn’t bother to remind us about the caution fee she was so eager to collect; until my wife reminded her. She looked displeased at the reminder; I guess she wanted it herself. Customer Service is Zero here; any young individuals or couples please stay away from here. I would never recommend this organization to anyone. Thanks to Aqua Safari that saved us from the misery of Kwarleyz.

Had a little staycation at this place and it was lit. This is definitely a hidden gem in Accra. With the peace and everything feels like you’re outside the busyness in Accra. Lunch was on point. Beautiful event space, and we really enjoyed our stay.