Erata Hotel

Located conveniently near the main road, this accommodation provides spacious, clean rooms with excellent showers. Guests appreciate the warm, secure environment and friendly, attentive customer service.

Went as part of a tour group with Dr. Kofi Lomotey. Do not recommend hotel or tour (excursion). Low quality rooms and food. Put in upper level room. Very basic. No view of the area. Very basic bathrooms. Limited water and flushing toilets. Took cold showers. Not fun. Hard towels. If you want to use the mini fridge, you can’t plug in the lamp. TV was limited to preaching. Felt like a religious cell. No elevator, uneven surfaces, many stairs without handrails and height and width of steps were not uniform combined with slippery tiles made the hotel dangerous for travelers with disabilities or walking challenges. Hard towels. Limited water or working toilets. Where and how does the food staff wash their hands when preparing food? Food was the same each day. Low quality white bread, processed egg dish, leftovers from last night’s dinner, corn flakes, oatmeal, Tang to drink. In a country that grows food, we were served overly processed food. Dinner- rice, rice, rice, beans, plantains, cabbage, fried fish and overcooked chicken. I really missed fresh vegetables, green vegetables and fresh fruit. Sometimes the overcooked chicken was in a salty sauce. Very spicy and highly salted food. Take your blood pressure medicine. Meeting rooms were not clean. We used two different meeting rooms both had old dishes and items in the corners. I guess they were left from previous meetings. No coverings on tables or water available in meeting rooms. Did I mention one was on an upper level with no elevator? Did not use the pool. It did not look clean or well maintained. Sadly, this was the better of the three hotels we were taken to stay in. Very low quality in an old hotel. Knock it down and rebuild. Don’t go!

We stayed for one night at the Erata Hotel as we headed west from the Ho region. The hotel isn't located in the best area, especially if you're interested in exploring central Accra and don't have a vehicle. The day we arrived they had no double bed rooms available although that is what we had booked - so we ended up with a 2 bedroom apartment -- certainly more than we needed for one night! The problem was that there were no pillowcases or top sheet on the bed, just a fuzzy "blanket" of questionable cleanliness. We called and asked for sheets but it seemed no one knew where to find any so they simply brought new pillows (that had cases) from another room. The room, although large, was definitely dated and the included breakfast was very basic. The best we can say about the hotel is that they had great WiFi.