I've been here a couple of times. The hospitality is typically Ghanaian, but the speed with which things are done is the questionqble part, especially when it comes to getting your food.
You might be interested in taking a stroll round the grounds of this most-green of hotels (that contrasts beautifully against the greenery of East Legon!;-) )whilst you wait for your order!;-)
All that being said, the rooms are very cosy and comfortable; and the beds are comprehensively inviting!
Be careful, though, as you might just bump into film crews; it's a great location for Ghanaian soaps!
Alternatively, you could just check out their website here: http://www.angehillhotel.com/.
Have a good weekend!!
3 comments:
Nice photo. The hotels look like those found in the United States. I liked your music.
I stayed here for only one night before flying to Tamale great service but a little scary with the which appeared to look like a slum behind our barbed wire window....but i am only 13 and first night in Africa is bound to be daunting on a school trip. very hospitable but didn't really get to see the hotel arrive 10.00 at night left 4.30 the next morning all dark.
great resturaunt, pool rooms and service but the bed was only a box spring i kid you not! it was the hardest worst bed i have ever slept on period Dot not stay here unless the get matresses on the beds!~
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