Sharing my experience at Royal Lee's Hotel at Tutu in the Eastern Region of Ghana. Today is exactly 3 weeks to which I wish to recount an unfortunate and unforgettable experience ( 30/3/2026 - 6/4/2026) at Royal Lee's Hotel. Location: It's too far especially when you have any emergency that you have to rush to a well equipped hospital, it's likely you might not survive it or you would be able to get to a good hospital in Accra though but it might be too late to salvage the situation; a painful experience I had to endure. Also take into account if you have to rely on public transport, it's not easy getting access to good transportation, the drivers drive dangerously and recklessly and even if you drive, there are lots of reckless drivers who ply that route. Their actions are very irresponsible and nobody holds them accountable. The risk involved taking that route is much higher than staying in Accra and it's environs, you gonna be much safer in Accra. In fact, reckless and irresponsible behavior of a commercial driver almost killed a very important person who is close to me. Her car is beyond repairs but we are grateful to God that she's still alive. Value: comparatively, it is not worth the price at all for the kind of rooms and services that was rendered to me for eight straight days of my stay. Rooms : (a) there were no trash bags for the trash cans in both rooms and its bathrooms that we occupied. I had to use my own trash bags for sometime and when I requested staff to get me trash bags for the trash cans, I was given only one trash bag. This is a sign of what to expect , which is, things won't be great. (c) made a request for a kettle and I was given a kettle which was dirty and rust inside and staff made no attempt to clean it before it was presented to me. (d) water shortage when I was taking a shower. It happened twice and I had to use bottled water which I bought for drinking to rinse off soap from my body. With the first incident, the staff at the reception was kind enough to fetch me a bucket of water afterwards but I had already used bottled water to wash the soap off from my body before they later fixed the problem. Again, the second incident was even more painful because it was late, around midnight. I was asked to pack my belongings so I would be relocated to another room but I didn't have the opportunity to do that immediately because I wasn't alone and I was faced with some challenges. (e) the batteries inside the door for the key was not covered not even with a tape, everything was exposed. (f) the right side where the telephone is had non working socket and the wires were exposed, the red wire and other colored wires were visible. This was a huge red flag, the hotel doesn't have an electrician to take care of it before allocation. This means that technically speaking, the room wasn't ready, yet the bed was made and obviously, with their standards, everything seems to be in order. (g) TV pictures a
