paster gamer
Hi just making you aware that this hotel isn't open 24 hours . We visited here last September . There was a strike on at the airport and we were delayed . We arrived at the Hotel at 1am in the morning . The Hotel was shut up and nobody available on reception to greet up . When we booked it didn't seem to be an issue . We rang the bell and knocked the door after half an hour of trying we were actually considering sleeping in the car although it crossed my mind that would be awkward with children . Not a great start to the holiday . A man came to open the door but he was not welcoming at all and said We have to sleep aswell . We'll that's fine I agree but when you are visiting a foreign country and had a pretty bleek long travelling time it's not what you expect to happen . The hotel is quite dated and dark in the bar area . The pool is nice and the breakfast staff are kind and helpful . I wouldn't stay here again though. Even though its nice and close to the Marina and a short walk to the town of Lagos . I don't think it's value for money either there were nicer hotels .
B C
Great location, very friendly staff, clean comfortbale bed. Rooms are quiet.
The bad, breakfast coffee is terrible instant coffee in a machine. Horrible reception for TV. Lobby is dark, all lights off as if trying to save money, which means unwelcoming feel. Elevators are locked to lobby from midnight to 7am. So if you check out early, you need to carry your bags down the stairs and use a side door.
Ada
I booked this hotel for a few days in Lagos. I was also on a budget and felt that their rates were fair. I was beyond impressed with them. Our rooms were always clean. Reception and the rest of the staff was great. Each of our nights there were very comfortable.
Michael L
The good reviews on the hotel are probably paid for because this "3 star hotel" is worse than a road side motel. It's overpriced and outdated, the rooms are poorly equipped (no fridge, no coffee maker, very basic bathroom essentials). Same scarce food for breakfast day after day from a cheap supermarket. It tasted like it had been expired for awhile. And on top of that, on the very first day, when I asked the staff how to cool down a bottle of wine (no fridge in the room), some individual who refused to introduce himself and just said "I run this place", said "No, go buy drinks at the hotel bar". This is how they treat their guests. I had paid 700 Euros for 5 nights and my stay was very unpleasant.
Sheedy11 Bluenose
The hotel is spotless, the staff are very friendly and helpful. 5 minute stroll to the marina and 15 minutes to the old town restaurants etc. 10 minutes to the beach. Snag is, location sounds great but the hotel is on a busy noisy road. If you have a room at the front of the hotel get some earplugs as you're not going to sleep. Another poster claimed the rooms are a good size....nope. I won't complain about the continental breakfast it is what it is. I drink tea, couldn't have one as the milk had practically turned every morning and the coffee would curl your toes. No lager on draught in the bar, told me nobody drank it so they didn't sell it. Sold small bottles for €2.75 which were 70 cents in the supermarket. Pool area, if more than 3 or 4 ppl are sunbathing you've had it, no room for anyone else. I would recommend Lagos as a resort (not so much for younger ppl) and would definitely come back, but not to this hotel. Be careful crossing the road as Portuguese drivers tend to ignore zebra crossings,
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