Onegai:


You've clearly not stayed at those hotels now, have you

The best are Oriental hotel, Radisson Blu and The Wheatbaker. Eko hotel (VI) is very standard (not so big, not so impressive rooms but their pool is lovely) and Four Points by Sheraton (VI) is pretty nice too (with a great spa). Federal Palace (VI) has a nice African feel to its decor and is quite nice. Protea hotel (Ikeja) has this lovely bathtub which is a proper tub, not attached to anything, it's in the room so someone can lie down on the bed and watch you bath (very romantic). The Wheatbaker (Ikoyi) is beautiful and very artsy. Best Western is like a typical hotel go find anywhere. Radisson Blu has a lovely lunch buffet. Southern Sun hotel (Ikoyi) is quite small but they have a nice breakfast buffet.

All these hotels above have their price ranges from N60, 000 upwards per night (unless you're a card member). Nike hotel (Enugu) looks decent but is no where near any of them. Unless you're having a laugh, then sure, you can compare. No go talk dis your talk outside, dem go call you village pikin

Straight up! BTW you sure do get around or maybe your views are professional in nature? Please don't take this the wrong way. When I said professional I meant the possibility of you being in the hospitality business/industry. I travel much owning to business and have been in some of these hotels but your breakdown seemed very professional. Nice one.

4C2215131:


Straight up! BTW you sure do get around or maybe your views are professional in nature? Please don't take this the wrong way. When I said professional I meant the possibility of you being in the hospitality business/industry. I travel much owning to business and have been in some of these hotels but your breakdown seemed very professional. Nice one.

Thanks hubby and I like to travel but his favorite part is booking the hotel, he feels the right hotel can make the holiday. We do getaways to hotels even though we live in Lagos because sometimes one simply needs a break. I even bought hotel-style pillows for our bed back home.

omoharry:
is not it..there final hotels.

Read what u type next time before posting.





Nike Lake Resort is not the most beautiful hotel in Naija. Have been there for couple of times. Just like the lake view.

If u think that this is the most beautiful hotel in nigeria, den all i hav to say is dat u r suffering from uncivilization.............................lol

Most beautiful?...Oh pls...That looks more like an hostel.

PurestBoy:


Which Ibadan pls? The one in Nigeria where I stay or the one in America?

Maybe you haven't heard abt premier hotel ibadan

Onegai:


Thanks hubby and I like to travel but his favorite part is booking the hotel, he feels the right hotel can make the holiday. We do getaways to hotels even though we live in Lagos because sometimes one simply needs a break. I even bought hotel-style pillows for our bed back home.

Wow! Nice MO. Sure to keep the fire burning in that relationship of yours. Sadly lot of folks don't get it; that the predictability of a wedlock is its own kill factor
Spontaneity (to a sane degree) is paramount if it must last the whole nine. Big up!

P.S. @OP, pardon my derailing the thread. Wasn't intentional. Just had to have a comeback as it's not always one meets 'matured' NL members who can hold a good and intelligent convo ala the op I quoted.

This is some fine hotel, relaxing things....

scholes0:

Everyrhing na "Igbophobia" to you people.... can't you reason with your brains for once?
How can this be the most beautiful hotel in Nigeria? The room, conference hall and reception look so cheap.

There's nothing that can make sense to a chest-beater.

Funny thing this hotel is over 25 years old...it was commissioned by abacha...before he even became head of state

No one talked of transcorp Hilton hotel Abuja the most expensive and it is the best in terms of standard

It's awesome!

Not to worry

Its nice.