Hoteles cerca de Eleyele - Ibadán

"The room was tidy"

"The staff, the room and the environment are excellent"

"Clean rooms "

"Todo muy bien, lo único que hay que aclarar es el desayuno. Según la dirección del hotel solo entra un desayuno por habitación, así que hay que pagar extra "

"It is located in good area and very clean. Good staff. The hot water for showers is not hot at all. Breakfast is good. The table lamps are not working. No hand towel. No soap for washing hands. The kitchen food is very tasty. The driking water is expensive. You have to pay to iron your clothes. Ironic board without iron."

"Food delicious, rooms clean, water pressure fantastic. Only complaint - no stairs!"

"The Hotel is in very poor condition, no water pressure in the showers, towels they have used since they opened, restaurant area very poor (I never ate there) and the Wifi was not an acceptable standard for a business hotel. This hotel is overpriced for what you get. "

"The amenities, the staff and the general manager Rita Njokede made our stay memorable and pleasant. We initially had a room with a nice view of ibadan but there was some noise from the street and we were kindly upgraded to the presidential suite on a different floor without any complaints from us. My husband and I will highly recommend and be back soon."

"The staff at the Town House are friendly and very helpful. The property has lovely grounds for relaxation"

"Nice reception, neat environment. Tap needs fixing though"

"This is one of the most amazing stays I’ve ever had while I visited Nigeria, the locations, all of the staff and environment are amazing, my special regards to everyone working here( receptionist, securities, the entire management. I love you all."

"Some major renovation was happening at the hotel. I would have expected that it is closed to customers during this time. Kitchen did not have supply for most of the meals on their menu. Staff were friendly and available to support but it was clear that most of the issues I had with the hotel was beyond the staff but management issues. "