enemyofprogress:
her only problem is her mouth odour

Wakaholic:


Lol. You can check their website and contact them on the numbers you find there. You can also find room rates there (it's btw 45k-300k).The charter boat was 80k/return trip. However, you can take a day trip and come back to town if you don't want to spend the night. It's just 15mins from Victoria Island. I would have included the link but not sure i'm allowed to do that here.

Flashh:

You are indeed "enemy of progress". Lol.

You want to use that send us away abi?

Flashh:
Abeg, who be that girl wey get that big yansh? .

Lexusgs430:


Nice but not cheap !!!!
NB: Imagine sleeping a night for almost 50k. That one nah original one-chance sleeping

yongg:

Does

Wiggle... Wiggle... Wiggle

Fit in? Pigin version?

Wakaholic:
I had an amazing experience with the happiest people on earth when we escaped from the hustle and bustle of the City of Lagos, to the charming Inagbe Grand Resorts & Leisure set on the serene banks of the magnificent Lagos Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean.

This beautiful resort is a hidden paradise located on Inagbe Island, which is about 15mins boat ride from Victoria Island. We set out from the Regatta Jetty on Queens Drive (now Oyinkan Abayomi Drive) in Ikoyi area of Lagos on a charter boat and had a memorable experience exploring this stunning resort which captures the essence of nature, culture and tradition.

Pros

Customer service here is top-notch. On a scale of 1 to 10, they rate an easy 9. From the refined and warm welcome we received from the staff when we arrived at the VIP Jetty, to their cheerful attitude and willingness to assist, as well as timely response to issues.Worthy of commendation is the amazing Yinka who assisted us throughout our stay. She was pleasant and attended to our needs which included answering every question we had and taking numerous pictures of us at every angle we thought necessary…(Lol) She also checked on us first thing in the morning to inquire where we would prefer to have breakfast. The staff here are pleasant, courteous and cheerful.
The resort is beautiful and peaceful. The view of the lagoon from the ‘floating bar’ and watching the sun set is a fascinating experience every visitor should have.
The food was great. We had a buffet specially arranged for us at the ‘floating bar’ and we got complimentary coconut drinks. Now, that was something… We also had complimentary breakfast in the morning and that was great too.

Cons

The rooms require attention to details and proper maintenance. We checked into a two bedroom chalet that had a terrible smell. We returned to our apartment about 10pm and discovered that the tap wasn’t running. The intercom wasn’t working so we had to walk all the way to the reception to get help. Eventually we were upgraded to the six bedroom apartment shortly before midnight. I slept like a baby; my room had the ocean view so I woke up to the calmness and peace of the environment.
Wifi was free but very poor.
More pictures can be found on my travel blog.

Flashh:

What did you just type?

Koolking:


A part from the cosy but outrageous rooms (300K/per night) and boat cruise, which other attractions are there to savour? I am having a re-think on my frequent get-away spot. Whispering Palms in Badagary has been my spot. It's next to nature and incredibly affordable. I need somewhere with mind-blowing aesthetic to switch lane. As an experienced visitor, whet my appetite a little more.

Cheers

yongg:


Don't tell me you haven't heard that song by I think derulo or Sean... Where he goes wiggle... Wiggle... Wiggle after asking a question similar to yours, lol

Lexusgs430:


Nice but not cheap !!!!
NB: Imagine sleeping a night for almost 50k. That one nah original one-chance sleeping

AmbodOfLASU:
Nairaland is a reflection of the Nigerian society.

This thread was even created in 2016...

When I create enlightening threads, the mods won't find it worthy of front page ... That was how I created a thread about my experience in Pennsylvania for a leadership and civic engagement training and the mods turned a blind eye to it. Can a society function through only socials without education and motivation?

Cc

Lalasticlala Seun


https://www.nairaland.com/3949254/nairalander-lasuite-pelumi-olugbenga-becomes

olatunjithomas:
your backside tho.....

AmbodOfLASU:
Nairaland is a reflection of the Nigerian society.

This thread was even created in 2016...

When I create enlightening threads, the mods won't find it worthy of front page ... That was how I created a thread about my experience in Pennsylvania for a leadership and civic engagement training and the mods turned a blind eye to it. Can a society function through only socials without education and motivation?

Cc

Lalasticlala Seun


https://www.nairaland.com/3949254/nairalander-lasuite-pelumi-olugbenga-becomes

MadCow1:


Inagbe's main selling point is the [b]peace and tranquillity.[/b]

Go with your babe. Internet is so poor there that nothing will distract her from the main event. Una go Lamba till body tell una.

Other things are the Beach front area which is very nice and quiet.

The Kayaks and peddal boat.

If you carry pikins go there is now a play area for them with swings and I think a bouncy castle.

I believe they had a tennis court or so.. not too sure.

Two swimming pools. One at the beach and one on the resort.

A deck sit out area (floating deck) that over looks the sea.

Poor cable tv reception in the rooms.

That's it..

So Inagbe n.a. where you dey go with your team. Get some couples together and plan a get away. Being drinks and anything else you want with you. Enjoy each other's company and then f.uck. You can make arrangements with the resort for things like a D.J, Massage sessions, BBQ and stuff.

jaymichael:
That is why I always mention that I feel blessed on this my Island. I enjoy the splendor of Nature at zero cost. My island (Tomaro) isn't far from the resort.

introvertious:
its only Akwa Ibom babes that are fine like this......

Wakaholic:
I had an amazing experience with the happiest people on earth when we escaped from the hustle and bustle of the City of Lagos, to the charming Inagbe Grand Resorts & Leisure set on the serene banks of the magnificent Lagos Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean.


Cons

The rooms require attention to details and proper maintenance. We checked into a two bedroom chalet that had a terrible smell. We returned to our apartment about 10pm and discovered that the tap wasn’t running. The intercom wasn’t working so we had to walk all the way to the reception to get help. Eventually we were upgraded to the six bedroom apartment shortly before midnight. I slept like a baby; my room had the ocean view so I woke up to the calmness and peace of the environment.
Wifi was free but very poor.
More pictures can be found on my travel blog.