Hotels in Accra

... cities. Having said that, though, Accra is nonetheless a true city with all the national government ministries, embassies, hotels and businesses, headquarters of most of major financial institutions and so on. Once here, you start understanding why ...

... , and it always feels good to walk in and have someone recognize you and call you by name.  I’ve used other nearby hotels from time to time, but I always seem to keep coming back here.  It is quite pricy compared to what I would normally ...

... shock of this widespread and rampant poverty unscathed, Africa starts getting under your skin. If you’re not a type of five-star hotels and luxury cars, if on the whole you’re not into high-rolling and jet-set type of living, then Africa can ...

... nbsp; He was there with his cousin and a guide who helped us get around Accra for the rest of the day.  We visited five hotels and picked the fourth one.  The hotel is not a big tourist hotel but a smaller African run villa.  We think that ...

... . Moussa assured us that this one would be better; it did have hot water but the beds were not as nice. After moving hotels we went to the market. What an experience of sights and sounds. Every booth was colourful and the venders very interested in two ...

... we have to be out of the country tomorrow. Our tour guides are less than pleased. Well there have been three different hotels/hostels/campsite that we have visited over the last week, the first one being Big Millie's in Kokobite, about 30k outside ...

... I bought that says "Doris" on it! Way more room than squishing the 5 of us into a hotel room - not that there are many hotels that will allow 5 in a room anyway. Usually the limit is 4. Besides, the boys are too big to have to share a double bed - and NO ...

... 1 (Her). Living a life of luxury: Total number of hotels:  55. Number of hotels with swimming pool:  1. Number of hotels with air conditioning:  3. Number of hotels with TV:  2. Number of hotels with hot water:  6. Number of hotels with ...

... (where you can buy traditional souvenirs) and then in the afternoon we sunbathed (again!) at a nice pool at one of the posher hotels in Accra.   I've now finished my last day at the placement (whoop, no more 6am starts!) and I'll be in the Volta ...