please, what's your worst experience in a Nigerian hotel? what services do you expect from a budget hotel? what price would you recommend for a typical Nigerian hotel? please your views would be highly appreciated.
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Mgbadike80:
please, what's your worst experience in a Nigerian hotel? what services do you expect from a budget hotel? what price would you recommend for a typical Nigerian hotel? please your views would be highly appreciated.
NB-moderators, please stop moving this thread to the career section. rather recommend it for the front-page. it have educational value and is the type of thread you would see in quora and reddit.

Dude, Nigeria just like any other country varies economically. So you have to state what city we are talking here and what region because I believe hotels up north will be more cheaper. And what price range you consider "budget"?

BedLam:
Dude, Nigeria just like any other country varies economically. So you have to state what city we are talking here and what region because I believe hotels up north will be more cheaper. And what price range you consider "budget"?

hotels up north are not cheaper based on my experience. They face the same challenges such as the need to provide their own water, electricity,security etc. A budget hotel shouldn't cost more than 5k per night. what features does you expect from such a hotel and what would you consider your worse possible experience in a hotel.

As a rule, the cheaper the hotel, worse the features to expect.

OkaNaUbe:
As a rule, the cheaper the hotel, worse the features to expect.

lol, nwanna, it's not necessarily so. some cheap hotels offer clean rooms, regular electricity, affordable meals ( the restaurant is a Mr Bigg ) etc. just tell us what features you expect from your hotel.