The hotel has all the standard fittings but very poor quality finishes and poor maintenance. I also checked in at a time when, as I found out, a change in ownership and management was taking place and so there was much confusion. My booking was not in the system and even the next day, when I checked out, the matter had still not been resolved.

More than in other countries in Africa, hotel prices in Nigeria and hotel quality, i.e. room functionality and service, seem to be uncorrelated. It is, therefore, an art to find an acceptable-priced hotel with acceptable quality, instead of ending up in a terrible one with a high price tag. I stayed for two weeks on a business trip at Nanet Suites, and it revealed to be a very good choice for me. Not that this is my dream of a hotel, but its quality-price ratio is perfect. PROS: spacy rooms with kitchen; predictable service; centrally located in CBD NEUTRALS: the kitchen is ok, but don’t try to cook; you have to get used to their breakfast offer CONS: you will need a taxi to get around and to decent restaurants

Dirty Nothing like pic Same dinner as Breakfast Very very noicy

globalement satisfaisant.