Hotel in zona JOBENT ENTERPRISES, Lagos

Senza dubbio, il nostro hotel è stato molto ricco di un hotel. La camera era grande, con un grande spazio seduto e una grande camera da bagno/ducheria, con WC separato per gli ospiti. L'hotel ha offerto un buon colazione a buffet, un fantastico bar vicino alla piscina all'aperto per rilassarsi. Inoltre, il personale di manutenzione della casa brillante era tutto delicato .... Fatai, Chidi e riposo-fai la mia suite pulizia durante il mio soggiorno con piena soddisfazione del cliente. Dico direttamente dal check-in, al servizio in camera, al colazione e all'ordine di cibo /drinks sono stati eccellenti. Vorrei dire in particolare un grande ringraziamento ai manager di front desk della 2 Mr. Adebayos Femi, Amarah e il signor John, tutti professionisti e facevano la mia 2 settimane di vita come un ricordo. Ero ben guardato e mi prendevo cura di tutte le mie lamentele e mi assicuravo di essere comodo per tutto il tempo. Grazie, ragazzi, siete tutti un gemello assoluto, così utile e amichevole. Tornerò presto con la mia famiglia per un'esperienza più celeste.

Buona gente, bel posto tranquillo dell'atmosfera tornerà di nuovo sicuramente. Uno dei migliori a Lagos che ho passato finora. Molto consiglio di rimanere lì per affari. Piccole camere ma confortevoli e pulite. Banda un po'smutti, mai usati, non consigliare di usarlo da nessuno.

Nice environment and beautiful amenities

Bel posto per soggiornare ma troppo lontano dall'aeroporto di Lagos. La posizione è circa l'isola di Victoria richiede circa un'ora di guida dai laghi al sito. Luogo e cibo è molto buono, uno dei migliori posti per soggiornare quando si visita la Nigeria

We stayed for only one night and it was one night too many. The Google reviews will mainly focus on the rude or inappropriate behavior of the front desk staff. However, I did not have that experience. Blank was very cordial and assisted in showing rooms before booking. But the A/C behind them doesn't even work, so they are hot and most likely annoyed and uncomfortable by the time guests start to check in mid-afternoon. It's even worse in the evening and that entire hallway is just too hot and stifling. So people should think twice before judging rude demeanor when it's actual lack of comfort. In their shoes, you wouldn't be so jovial either. Rooms: We came for the standard room (N21K) and were also shown the Deluxe. Deluxe (N25-26K) was decent but we just opted for the standard room. That lasted 1 min after our bags were brought into the room. Four luggages made the space already too tight. So we decided to upgrade to the Deluxe. While my husband went to do that, is when I really started to notice differences. The standard room (#8) was very dimly lit and didn't have a fridge, and I remembered the Deluxe had one. The curtains block off the most atrocious view and the bathroom is the size of a public stall, including the shower. Now my husband comes back stating that she will also show us the Executive (N30K). The Executive is what most people would probably expect for a Deluxe. We finalized for the Executive. The saying is that you pay for what you get, but you don't always get what you pay for. Issue#1- The AC which goes no lower than 17C will feel like a nice mid-powered fan, not an actual air con. Issue#2- The shower doesn't drain at all and the water is dirty. The color is like light urine. We found this out at the convenient hour of 8 pm, when ready to shower. Called the front desk, who said plumbing was coming. We assumed it would be on-site staff, but it was an actual outside party, who just sent two boys to do what, we don't even know. They literally asked my husband what he wants them to do. My husband is actually telling them to get a plunger or something. They tinkered around and said that it's the plumbing of how the building was first made and there is nothing they can do now; that maybe....yes, MAYBE, they will see in the morning. Issue#3- The toilet seat is not attached to the commode. It's not even broken. You can see that it was just defective from the very beginning and they just propped it on the commode and has been used that way ever since. Can you imagine? Issue#4- No hot water....or so we thought. We kept complaining that there wasn't any hot water, but was told there is. I begged for her to come and see for herself, if she didn't believe me. Then another girl says, oh....it's probably off. Let me come turn it on. You can go to your room and it will be on in a min. Really??? But why would it be off in the first place??? So when was the last time anyone was in that room? Food: We didn't eat there, but met the se

E' meraviglioso.