Atimpoku Vacations from $1,460

Clean, serene and comfortable property to stay in the heart of Accra.

La Villa Aphro was our home away from home. The tucked away boutique resort felt like our own personal Air B and B. Upon arrival we were welcomed with a delightful welcome native drink that I wanted to drink the entire trip. My. Husband arrived with an upset stomach from our united airlines flight from IAD. Staff immediately jump to action showed to our room and made him two drinks. A special ginger drink the bartender put together and seltzer. My husband slept and was felling back to his self by dinner. We booked the Luxury Chalet which had breath taking view of the ocean. Just as pictured. The food was amazing we didn’t do the full board but everything was very affordable. Breakfast was filled with fresh pastries every morning and an assortment of local fruits. As well as some other traditional Ghanaian, as well some more American known eggs, sausages and pancakes. Each meal could felt like a small feast for my husband and we could barely finish. This trip and celebration for my 40th birthday and omg I don’t know what my husband told them but when we returned from are nightmare dinner at the Polo club restaurant and lounge they totally made up for it. From rose petals on the bed spelling how Happy Birthday with my name and balloon decorations with a beautiful cake. I felt like Royalty my entire stay. I slept so peacefully listening to the waves crashing always. If you’re looking for a peaceful quiet getaway I highly suggest La Villa Aphro Ghana. I could go on and on.

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This is a new resort that is still under construction. It was quiet and beautiful, and the staff were great. While it is suitable for relaxation and connecting with nature, the resort is highly overpriced, and we did not feel we received value for our money. Having stayed at several resorts and hotels in Ghana, we were disappointed with the deluxe room. Although it was spacious, it lacked modern amenities and did not meet the standard of a deluxe room. There were no power sockets near the bed; the only available socket was under the desk, far from the bed. Some room fittings were already in poor condition, including a broken curtain rod, a damaged bed frame, and a broken bathroom door. Given its current state, the deluxe room should not be priced above $150, even considering the island location and boat transportation. Food was very expensive, with no alternative options due to the island setting, and breakfast offered limited choices. The pool was also under maintenance and unavailable during our stay.