5-Star Hotels in Lagos State, Nigeria

The rooms are clean, better than domestic hostels and two- or three-star hotels. Comparable to domestic brand hotels like Home Inn. The owner is very nice. Meals are buffet style, with a wide variety of dishes (eat early, or there won't be any left). It's close to the exhibition hall; during the exhibition, you can arrange for the owner to deliver lunch boxes (very generous). The staff are also enthusiastic and friendly. The only downside is the WiFi signal needs improvement (although better than outside, the signal is still weak). I would recommend it to colleagues and friends.

All average. Nice comfy,complete room. Overall ok for 1 night's stay

The room is nice, the breakfast is OK, there is a swimming pool in the yard, the water is very clean, if you like swimming, remember to bring your swimsuit, the gym is a little small but it is OK to vent occasionally, but some of the front desk staff are expressionless, which makes people feel a little uncomfortable, but only a few. It is very expensive to call a taxi from the hotel, it is best to prepare a taxi app yourself. Overall OK

Misan and Stella at the front desk were exceptional in ensuring we were ok at check in and the food was great. All the servers like Favour, Mahmoud, Victor were super friendly. I highly recommend this hotel because of its superior customer service, amenities, clean rooms and the view from 5th floor is exceptional and the ambience is priceless. Location is perfect also, less than 30 minutes to the airport and 3 minutes walking distance to a grocery store.

One of the best hotels on the island of Victoria. I haven't been to Nigeria for several years, and it still looks like this again. The water in the pipes is a bit turbid. Fortunately, the environment is not bad and the stay is relatively quiet. It's okay in such a country.

The best thing about this place is the gym and swimming pool. The facilities are old and the soundproofing is particularly poor. Please note that the breakfast is not very good, and if you stay at the Eco Garden, it is a hassle to get to breakfast, the swimming pool, and the gym because the building is far away.

The hotel is OK in Africa. There are few restaurants nearby.

The reason why the general evaluation is given is because the cost performance is very low. The hotel seems to have only 6 floors and the elevator only shows up to the 6th floor. I booked a sea-view room at 1498RMB, and arrived at the shop in advance to arrange a higher floor at the front desk. Say we need to arrange the 5th floor, tell us to wait for 40 minutes, the room is being cleaned, and waited more than an hour, said that the room is full, can only be arranged on the 3rd floor. Looking out of the window, it is the scene in Figure 1. It is said that a good seascape is a bunch of pipes. The facilities in the room are also sorry for the five-star title, the moldy roof, the bathroom was rude, and there was no hair dryer. The lobby is okay, the pool is large and the green environment is ok. Probably the best environment in this city. However, it is open to the public, not for the private use of hotel customers. Seeing two foreigners paying 5,000 naira can enter the pool and share public facilities. There are dining points on the first and negative floors of the hotel. I ordered a salmon and steak (pictured) 30,000 naira (580rmb). The taste is acceptable, but the salmon is definitely not fresh. Ordered early, the last picture is breakfast. I usually book early with a regular trip, it's normal, and the price is not high. Those who like the environment can spend about 50rmb / person for a walk.