Tumi Hostel

The rooms are airy even though neither of the two we stayed in had AC. Both the dorms and private rooms are spacious and very clean. Tumi is in a convenient spot in Amakom, with plenty of food places within walking distance, and it felt safe to stroll around town. The night guard was pleasant, as was receptionist Bella. There are comfortable seats indoors and outside, and the painted plant pots make the place feel warm. Meals start at GHS 50, taste great, and usually come out quickly at group seating. Traditionally made clothes and accessories from the seamstresses are displayed at reception. A memorable stay at Tumi Hostel.

Tumi is my top pick for a stay in Kumasi. The rooms are clean and roomy, the food is great, and everyone working there is kind and helpful. It’s also a comfortable spot to get work done or shop for souvenirs. The weekly Tumi Friday Dinner features a different international dish each time, and it’s a nice way to meet people or spend time with friends. I’d happily recommend it.

I had such a good time at this small, creative hostel. The rooms are clean, the shared areas are relaxed, and the staff are friendly. There’s tasty food, lovely handmade souvenirs, and dinner parties where you can meet other travellers. Probably the best hostel I’ve stayed at so far!

The whole place feels so homey, and it’s really comfortable. The women running this hostel are fantastic. Hot showers, a great breakfast included in the price, and I’d highly recommend staying here.