His Majestys Hotel

The rooms are very poorly lit so you don’t see all the problems. Bedding/ Pillows stained I just couldn’t see myself sleeping on them so I asked for a a change which was granted but still I couldn’t sleep on them. Mosquitoes wow even after spraying the room they were still there. In general the whole hotel needs freshening up to a much higher standard it’s not worth the money. I attended an event next door and gave the room up to one of the tired attendees that didn’t mind the condition as they were too tired to be bothered. I would not recommend at all 👎👎👎

The furniture inside the hotel rooms (tables, chairs, wardrobe, etc.) was noticeably worn-out and could use some upgrades. The location is not really close to things that the average tourist would want, regarding entertainment. There are mostly local, street food vendors in the surrounding area with about two restaurants within walking distance. For a variety of eating/dining options, you would have to take a taxi to restaurants further away. The hotel does offer complimentary breakfast which is very nice. At one point Ghana Immigration came to the hotel and required to see every persons' passport, which I found extremely unusual, unexpected, and unsettling.

Was terrible and hotel doesn't qualify for even a star

Never has such bad experience in my hotel accommodation, costumer services need more attention, the bathroom did not work, not water in the bathroom, no toilet tissue in the bathroom, dust everywhere in the room. Breakfast was awful, no variety, omelet with white bread for everyone. No choice!!!!

Manager Billy runs a tight ship and maintains a customer focus that makes one want to recommend his establishment - well done! His Majesty's is modest in terms of appointments, but more than makes up for this by way of the warmth of its staff and attention to detail. The kitchen punches above its weight, although the menu is understandably limited. Walking distance to beach side and restaurant facilities at a pinch. I enjoyed my stay, although it has to be said that prices in general have increased in Ghana and obtaining good value for one's money is not as easy as it used to be. When I stay in Ghana again, I would find it hard to go past His Majesty's.

It went well this time around. Check in was smooth and staff courteous. However the phone in our room was not working. Poor WiFi tho. Not bad value for money tho

the front-desk attendance don't have any idea about Expedia payment process. in fact very slow in confirmation of bookings

Nice Staff, pleasant stay. They messed up our reservation on the first night because of comms problems between them and Hotles.com and had to take us elsewhere but then later compensated us with free meals for the other two days/nights we stayed there so I guess we cant complain. Would stay there again.