Adetokunbo Ademola Street, (formerly Le Meridien Eko Hotel), Lagos, 1234, Nigeria
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This only hotel of international standard in the island. The rest are locally operated guest houses which depending on your luck, can be very sleezy....
Unique Quality: Great pool and by the sea. Lots of actions by the pool side every eveing.
Don't be shocked to find the water supply to be brown in color as th piping system in the hotel is very old and had yet to be replaced.
DO NOT drink or brush your teeth using water from the tap. It is commonly known not safe for drinking or brushing teeth. Use the bottled water supplied.
VERY PRICEY!!! A walk in rate for standard room is US$230 per night. Though the hotel claims it to be of 5-star rating, but to be honest, I would only grad it between 3 to 4.
Vea
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Actually I was living in the block of apartments called Aqua Towers which located right opposite Le Meridien Hotel.
But quite often we went to the hotel's Bar.
the rooms are nice with million-dollar view on the Atlantic Ocean. The Hotel facilities include pool, tennis courts, gym.
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A one stop shop for travellers. You can get almost all local souveniers at this place.
Ranging from wood carving to oil painting. Local wood carving, ivory bangles, bronze sculptures, etc. You have to negotiate real hard.
50% asking price will be fair enough usually.
Can anyone tell me if U.S. dollars are generally accepted at open markets in Nigeria? What I'm wondering is this: If I'm only travelling through for one day, will I be able to buy local food with the bills I have? or do I need to exchange for naira?
hi!
You can not use US dollars in the markets, and even in supermarkets. There are however some supermarkets that are owned by the Lebanese community or the Indian community where the ownwer will gladly exchange the bill into local currency.
you will find it easier however to change money at the large hotels in Nigeria. For example if you were in Kano (north of Nigeria) you would change your hard currency at CENTRAL HOTEL. Many dealers over there always willing to exchange them for you.
In KADUNA (also North) Hamdala Hotel
In Abuja (CENTRAL) at the Sheraton or Hilton Hotels
in LAgos (south) at Eko Hotel
The dealers are usually trustworthy, they of course want to make there cut out of your money but that only usually amounts to say 2-5%.
Enjoy yourself.
joe. (Presently in Luanda, Building the new Headquarters of Chevron/Texaco)
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