Hotels in Ghana

Many hotels in Ghana, regardless of the city, will offer information on local taxi and bus services and many of them offer their services. Book cheap hotels in Ghana's major cities like Accra, such as Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra, and experience the hustle and bustle of the city. All of the cities in Ghana make use of the same transport systems, such as buses, minivans (tro tros), and taxis. Although you won't be able to purchase daily, weekly, or monthly passes, you will find affordable fares for many of the options, but you should be prepared to barter as a foreigner. If you're staying in Ghana hotels in the major cities like Accra, Kumasi, or Takoradi, you'll want to make use of tro tros if you're looking for a bit of adventure, although taxis are generally the more efficient way to get around and can be hailed from everywhere.

Ghana is teeming with beautiful landscapes, sunny beaches, rich culture, and lively cities and attracts a plethora of visitors every year. If you've never been to Africa, Ghana is a good first stop. Your first stop is likely to be Accra, the largest city in Ghana that boasts an array of beaches surrounding the city. Labadi Beach is one of the most popular with tourists and locals alike. You can also visit the National Museum in Accra to learn about the history of Ghana and the city. Book hotels in Ghana near Jamestown to experience the rich cultural heritage left behind by the British and Portuguese, hire a guide and explore the neighbourhood. Cheap hotels like Moree Paradise Ocean Resort in Cape Coast, Ghana will have you perfectly located to traverse the fishing village and experience its flourishing landscape and local arts scene.

If you're looking for the best nightlife and social scene in Ghana, the capital city is the place to be. Accra comes with a host of different scenes that include live music, nightclubs, and relaxed sports bars. If you're in the mood for live music, head to places like Chez Afrique near the French school in East Legon where you can enjoy traditional local Ghanaian cuisines like Jollof Rice, Waakye, Banku, and Tilapia. Afrikiko is another place to check out to go dancing and enjoy the local food. If you're staying in Kumasi, at hotels like Golden Bean Hotel or Frederick's Lodge, you'll find no shortage of nightlife here either. Head to the Bantama neighbourhood, often said to never sleep, and spend time at local places like Fox Trap or one of the many other dance clubs.

If you're interested in the art and culture of Ghana, there's no better place to start than in Accra. This city is teeming with museums and art galleries. The Nubuke Foundation hosts a variety of contemporary Ghanaian art and exhibitions from local artists. Osu Castle, also known as Fort Christiansborg serves as the first notable for to be built by Denmark-Norway. Finally, check out the Artists Alliance Gallery in Accra, which comes with three expansive art floors with African art exhibitions and stands as one of the biggest art galleries in Sub-saharan Africa. Book your hotels in Cape Coast, Ghana, like Oasis Beach Resort, to experience places like Anomabu, Elmina, and Kakum National Park.

At just £121 per night on average, August is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Ghana. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in Ghana is December.

Our users tend to visit Accra more often than any other city when travelling to Ghana.

Our data shows that hotel rooms in Akosombo are about 197% more expensive on average than hotel rooms in the rest of Ghana, with a nightly rate of £120.

Our users typically find that Busua has the lowest per night rates in the country at just £13. Busua offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 59% lower than the average city in Ghana.

As of April 2024, there are 4,874 operators available to choose from for hotels in Ghana.

Prices for hotels in Ghana are refreshed on a daily basis.