Accra Hotels - Reviews and Rates

How I have come to the conclusion that I am in fact adapting to Ghanaian culture:

1. The constant, incessant and unnecessary honking of taxi cabs no longer phases you.

2. You forget that cherry pepsi exists.

3. You turn your head in the direction of the person who is hissing like a snake.

4. You are not angered by t...

Well I made it back to Accra and it's as wonderful as ever. It was a short visit for a week of workshopping and I spent most of my time in the Environmental Protection Agency however during the one break I was able to go out into the country-side about 20kms out of Accra and I went to Ayim, Agymenti and Kitase to pick up a tractor and I rode on ...

We had a FOURTEEN HOUR DRIVE FROM Mole National Park back to Accra! AHHHH! That was exhausting! We passed through Bonwire to see a master Kente cloth weaver and to purchase some Kente Cloth. Had lunch at a really nice hotel near Bonwire and then drove and drove until around 8pm when we finally got back to the Airport View hotel! Tomorrow, I'll b...

Jan and Dave left on Friday night but Mike and I continued down from Kumasi to Accra. The road wasn't too bad a bit bumpy in places but nothing compared to some of the roads we have experienced on this trip. There are still road works in places but looks like it will be good when it's finished. To our surprise we found a "highway rest stop" abou...

Returning to Sega was always nice. People would hear the car and run out to see who was coming as cars in the village were a rarity. After being away for 3 days, it really felt like we were returning home. Back to rising early as a result of my noisy farmyard neighbourhood: the 16 pigs crying out to be fed, the roosters cockadoodle-dooing over a...

I arrived in Accra at 5.45am this morning and was greeted with blistering heat as soon as I stepped off the plane. The flight was relatively uneventful with only a few minor delays. The customs officials here are all on the take, soome lady tried to fleece me for bringing in something she said was prohibited but Ididn't pay up and she let me go....

Ay am I A FOOL. So I missed my flight! Luckily I have had beautiful hosts who have honestly made my last few days here in Ghanas so pleasureable that I do not mind missing time in Egypt. This family is incredible from the smallest to the eldest. I am Kobina Matthew, ,Tuesday born. I have been hanging out in the Kbo, a part close to where I live....

Ghanarol sok mindent el lehet mondani... Kedves emberek, visszafogott, nyugodt eletmod, van internet, kocsik kozlekednek, van gyorsetterem, van utcai gyorskaja, meg meg mennyi minden... Hihetetlen fejlodesen megy keresztul, egyre tobb befekteto valasztja Ghana-t a politikai, gazdasagi stabilitasa miatt (foleg, ha a kornyezo orszagokhoz hasonlitj...

Today is our last full day in Ghana - it is so hard to believe! Shawn and I decide we'll just veg by the pool today. Kailey is cool with that, the little fish that she is. The boys are bored, they are not into swimming anymore. They disappear and reappear throughout the day, mostly when they are looking for something to eat. They play Gameboys i...

OK, so h**es what I wrote on my first night, in a garden bar und** the influence of local be**, tropical climate and sleep deprivation: "Wh**e to start? The Maori security guard on his way to Iraq on the Sydney/Dubai leg of the journey? Dubai airport itself? Thouroughly crazed place, people from ev**y conceivable breed, like mad machines, going ...