Pave Hotel and Suites

The building has a modern look, and its view makes it more appealing to anyone who ends up coming here. 🤑🥰

It doesn't feel worth the money. The hotel looks neater outside than it is inside: the toilet was filthy and smelled horrible, and I couldn't use the bedsheet, so I took it off and covered the bed with my agbada. The fridge didn't work, and a staff member arrogantly told me to use the restaurant's fridge instead. People smoked cigarettes and weed through the night.

I visited a guest at PAVE Hotel and was let in after she gave the receptionist her room number over the phone. Leaving was a different story. They stopped me at reception and demanded to know which room I'd visited, even though I'd reminded them that they had taken down the room number and let me in. They wouldn't let me go until I called my guest. After I did, the receptionist still said she hadn't been clear, and they told security to lock the gate so I couldn't drive out. They called her on the intercom too, and she was shouting about the embarrassment. At the gate, security refused to open it and said someone had to beg him first. It was ridiculous and embarrassing. If every visitor has to give a room number again before leaving, PAVE Hotel isn't ready to operate in hospitality. Guest relations here are far below standard.

The rooms are spacious, the toilet is clean, and there's a swimming pool and parking. It isn't quiet, though, and fights happen often.