Best Resorts in Shama

"Beautiful location and fantastic staff!"

"Venting the rooms would be"

"I loved this place. The bed was alittle hard but overall I will stay again "

"This was an oasis for 5 nights after a terrible road journey. (Ghana's main roads are currently in a terrible state). We loved everything about the hotel - staff, food, location and a great pool. Thank you! "

"The room was fine but the bathroom had mould and toilet was uncomfortable "

"One of the best places to stay along the West African coast. The service is second to none. The rooms are clean, The food is excellent and most importantly there is a great variety of local Ghanaian cuisine- I strongly recommend the Red/red ( fried plantain and beans). The icing on the cake is the crisp, clean Ocean which is just metres away from your room! "

"Staff was wonderful rooms were clean, beds were comfortable. Only complaint was there was no outlet in the bathroom to plug in hair dryer. But will definitely stay here again "

"Nice people Best Africa "

"Situated at a nice and peaceful area in Sekondi, the lodge has a great compound and a nice environment. The restaurant serves good food, although waiting times were quite long (we were informed everything is prepared freshly). I was looking forward to the sea view, but unfortunately the beach front was a little underwhelming. Regardless, I still liked my stay. Internet connectivity in rooms was horrible, and I wasn't able to connect to the WiFi throughout my stay. Although there is some connectivity when sitting outside. The check-in process was not as smooth, as we had to wait at the reception for about 10 minutes and had the staff checking our reservation. You would expect staff to be aware of all check-ins for the day to make the process as smooth as possible when visitors arrive.The rooms were neat and had clean running water, although my only concerns were with the lighting. Not all lights in the room and the bathroom worked. And lastly, if you're not driving, you may want to have the contact of a taxi driver who would be able to come fetch you if you wanted to head into town, as public transport rarely came to that side and Uber is nonexistent."