Accra City Hotel

The area is nice as many important buildings around the neighborhood. Staff were precise for the most part. Restaurant for breakfast was good. I really enjoyed the pool the most as I could do laps as a swimmer. Gym is decent- coolest part is this tiny gym has Azuma Nelson's boxing gloves. I didn't get a chance to try the Thai spa. Rooms were standard. I wish their hallways smelled nice- there was a weird smell. Could use some air freshner. Overall fine hotel.

The lobby is not impressive, but the staff is friendly. Rooms are small but well layed out. Nice selection of toiletries in a very functional bathroom. Good a/c. WiFi works well. Breakfast buffet was good, not exceptional. Decent bar with nice selection of wines by the glass or bottle, as well as cocktails. Staff were friendly and helpful. Overall a nice hotel. Not a 5-star and not trying to be. But comfortable.

I will never stay here again. The hotel is old and disgusting, and it's not safe to stay here. (I was stalked by a male employee.) There's hair and dirt that's in the corners of the rooms. The flooring of the rooms is basically plastic-coated matting (not carpet, not tile, not wood -- it's the most bizarre thing I've ever seen), and it turns the bottom of your feet black because you can't clean the floors properly. They were constantly sticky, so I had to wear shoes the entire time I was in my room. Ants were crawling all over the room -- on the walls, floors, and were so many that I had to put towels on the floor so I didn't step on them. I asked the hotel to deal with it (i.e., seal the massive gaps between the flooring and the walls), but instead they fumigated my room with really toxic mosquito spray that obviously isn't going to work on ants. The window of my room was completely sealed and not able to be opened, which isn't safe to begin with! It was a fight to get them to open my window to air out the room because my throat and eyes were burning from the insecticide. The staff at breakfast are rude and not helpful and it takes 20 minutes to get a coffee. The hotel allows too many outside parties/guests and it makes it impossible to get a seat at breakfast or get any kind of room service. I ended up having to report a male staff person who kept knocking on my door after he memorized my room number and kept bothering me to "check on me," and kept asking personal questions and when I was going to check out. I felt very unsafe, but I wasn't able to move hotels because I was traveling for work and other hotels in the area at per diem rates were booked up. I travel constantly for work and have stayed at hotels around the world. I will never stay here again.

Everything was awesome. Particularly loved the breakfast options plus lunch was good as well. Staff were polite and helpful

In general our stay was enjoyable. We have stayed there before and in general we like the hotel. There were some issues with our room on arrival such as mini fridge not working and some of the lights not working but these were rectified the same day. There were no plugs/stoppers in the sink or bath and it took 2 days to rectify this which was not acceptable. We would like to mention Elvis on reception. He was extremely helpful throughout our stay and gave us excellent service

The staff at the hotel were uniformly excellent - very friendly, helpful and cooperative. I could mention numerous staff including Mary, Elsie, Richard, Isaac, Gifty and others. The rooms were comfortable and the food was good. The hotel is centrally located and many attractions are within walking distance.

I would recommend the Accra City Hotel. It is comfortable, central and secure and has good facilities. The staff were excellent-uniformly friendly and helpful. The restaurant food was very good. There were a few problems with noise from the adjoining room so I had at times to use earplugs and there were issues with the bathroom namely a broken shower fixture and no shower curtain.