Trouvez des Hôtels avec vue sur l’océan à Cape Coast

« The owner and the staff were extremely nice and caring. They were open for any questions. The meals were simple, but really delicious. I Was glad to be there. »

« The best hotel we’ve stayed in so far. The environment makes you feel like you are king or some type of government official lol. I love everything about the place. Beautiful view of the ocean, beautiful view of the community and the mountains. The foods are amazingly homemade delicious. Peaceful, quite and elegance. »

« We had excellent room location, right there at the beach on the beach. The food was excellent and the service was what we expected, excellent! »

« 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! »

« Nach Ankunft war unsere Buchung über Hotels.com nicht bekannt. Es wurde ein anderer Preis gefordert und erst auf mehrmaligen Hinweis und vorzeigen der Bestätigung anerkannt, dass bereits online gezahlt wurde. Das Zimmer war nicht das gebuchte Doppelzimmer, sonder ein auf einmal umbenanntes eigentliches Einzelzimmer. Es fehlten W-Lan, großes Bett, Fernseher und Kühlschrank, die in der Beschreibung als Ausstattung angegeben waren. Einzig die Lage am wunderbaren Strand hat einige Enttäuschung...

« We stayed two nights at Elmina Bay and enjoyed it a lot. The rooms are spacious with large comfortable beds. The hotel is about 10 min away from Elmina at a beautiful bay with sand beaches and palm trees and there is no noise except for the waves from the ocean. The staff is very friendly and serviceable and the owner gave us a lot of good tips were to go and what to do during our stay. There is a large pool which our kids loved. We would however not recommend to swim in the ocean due to...

« The staff and closeness to the sea »