Hotels near Kotoka International Airport - ACC, Accra

I stayed at Belrose Place in Accra for two weeks and overall had a pleasant stay, though there were a few bumps at the start. I arrived on a Sunday evening around 7pm, and first impressions weren’t the best. It took quite a while for reception to locate an apartment for me, and when they did, the apartment hadn’t been cleaned. I raised this concern, but was told housekeeping had finished for the day and would come the next morning. I booked the duplex apartment, and while it was nice, the living room looked quite different from the photos on Booking.com. That said, things did improve over the next few days—service got better, and I began to enjoy my stay. The staff were super lovely throughout, especially the doormen and housekeeping team—they really stood out. However, I do wish I had been given a proper tour or at least some orientation upon arrival. I had to ask around myself to find out about the gym, restaurant, and even the Wi-Fi password. It’s clear that this is a new development and still finding its feet. Hopefully, they take feedback on board to smooth out the guest experience moving forward. Despite the rocky start, I would stay here again—the location is perfect, very close to Boundary Road and easy to get a cab if needed.

The silicon square was a perfect place for me. Location is super excellent and the staff was really good and had a an awesome time staying there. Facilities in the apartment were all neatly kept. Airport shuttle was right on time. I really enjoyed my stay.

my partner had to work but i was so well looked after by robert and all there nothing to much trouble it weas like i had a new family so quiet and relaxing. i am disabled and going blind. but my partner knew i would be well looked after. the best place we have stayed at this was my fourth visit to accra wish i had found this place before. the rest of my stays were a nightmare. i would return again and again. in fact i would leave the uk and stay full time that is how happy i was thank you robert and all from the bottom of my heart susan

Accra is a city with all the tools and resources to be a great destination in West Africa; however, it is far from that. The touristy sites, such as the castle and forts (UNESCO World Heritage Site), were abandoned and neglected. The infrastructure was also far from ideal, with many of the main roads unpaved and people asking for money to pass. I had a very uncomfortable encounter with two locals that wanted to charge me to walk along the beach, even though it was clearly a public space. The matter was resolved when two other locals explained to them that my friends and I had been walking along Labadi Beach for some time. This scares away tourists. Throughout my time there, the meals felt expensive. I was paying for very regular meals for USD$20-30. For a country that is so rich in gold, coffee, and cocoa, I was expecting more. Clearly, the revenue from these resources is not being invested correctly.

Accra is organised, beautiful,safe.It it relatively more developed than other countries in West Africa. Ghana also has a better educational system. The standard of living in Ghana is higher. Ghana has 24 hours electricity. I visited Safari Valley, a luxury eco Safari resort,with recreational activities such as horse riding,archery,nature walks,bike riding, watching exotic birds and animals. I also visited a waterfall close to Safari Valley.

Great place of peacefulness, wonderful people but needs a lot of work on roads outside of the central city areas. Public transportation buses need complete overhaul with cleaner and newer vehicles. Most of all issues with lights and water outage issues need to be resolved fully along side the bad roads.