Hotels near Kotoka International Airport - ACC, Accra

Akwaaba Accra was a great tourist place, once you found yourself on 'professor Joseph Evan Atto-Mills High Street' LOL!, you were right where you needed to be as a starting point. We didn't eat out much, we stayed with family had large breakfast, took sandwich and ate at family members houses! We also sought to avoid getting a doggy stomach which is really easy when you are not use to the food Whilst not in central Accra, we ate at the Living Room Restaurant, which was a reasonable Ghana restaurant selling local food,it was full of the local Ghanaian which is always a good sign of a good restaurant. Do your research of the places you can visit within Accra and don't forget Cape Coast, which should be done with STC or VIP avoid using the minibus service and avoid travelling at night. Ghana was great, yet I am bias my family are from there and I spend time with family ,yet there are loads to do tourist-wise, which I finally did no this trip. Uber and Bolt work in Ghana which is handy for getting around and even Google Map works in Ghana too! We found Ghana (whilst in Accra and Kumasi) to be safe, yet the local recognise you and market stall seller always ask you to buy stuff, yet a polite no thank you and moving on is all that is required. Haggle if you want to! Assuming that your exchange rate is good, let them enjoy your cedi, whilst a tip is usually 15%, Do remember to tip and 50cedi-100 cedi tip if you can afford it, will really make them smile. Akwaaba Akwaaba means “Welcome.”

I actually stayed at the Embassy Gardens..another property owned by Cozy Apartments. They offered me an upgrade because my Bawaleshi room was having electrical issues. I really appreciated their professionalism in handling the situaton, I sat in the lobby of Bwaleshi for about 30 minutes while the situation was getting resolved, I enjoyed wathcing theh people come in and out. The energy and vibe of the environment was vibrant. I just didn't like that the roads around the property are not paved,

The location is beautiful and quiet which is a plus for me. The agent/ hostess assigned to me Harriet and Derrick were very pleasant and hospitable. Housekeeping timing didn't go too well with me as I love my morning quietness.

People are very friendly and very helpful. People everywhere are hospitable and polite. Accra is clean. One can find anything you need to buy. Taxi drivers are very polite and very helpful. Food is exceptionally good

Safe location as there was regular presence of the Police and security personnels on a 24 hour basis at check point bike and car. It was safe for me to take a walk in the midnight around the Airport residential area

I am Ghanaian. But grew up in London. I recently visited with some school friends who now live in London and Texas. They loved Accra and fell in love with the people and culture. They wished they could stay longer