De Bullion Hotels and Suites

Each room has a fridge but no microwave. If you want to heat your own snacks or food, they charge N1,000 just because you didn’t buy it from the hotel.

The service was okay during my stay. Breakfast was complimentary and served buffet style with water and fruit, which I loved. They provide 24/7 electricity, and there’s a pool. The elevator worked sometimes and failed at other times. The standard room cost N35,000 when I came in April 2025, and by August 2025 it was N42,000. For that price, the rooms are extremely small, the smallest standard rooms I’ve seen in a hotel. One was too cramped for a fridge, and in another the wardrobe covered the window because there wasn’t enough space. I also noticed mold on the bathroom ceiling.

The staff made my stay especially welcoming. They were courteous, attentive, and clearly wanted guests to be comfortable. The food was quite good, and the whole facility showed care and attention to maintenance. The hotel is visually appealing, with fresh-smelling rooms. They’re on the small side, though, which may not suit someone who wants more space, and the thoughtful design helps. Bright artwork and colorful plastic flowers decorate the walls and surroundings. Live flowers might make the place feel even fresher. I’d recommend De Bullion Hotels for a cozy, well-kept stay.

The food is tasty, and there’s a recreation area with a pool and snooker. Service is top notch, with friendly staff and a diplomatic GM. The rooms feel luxurious, with lovely interiors and the latest electronic devices. The impressive hotel buildings start right from the driveway, with perimeter fencing and plenty of parking. The location is peaceful, near several landmarks and close to Akanu Ibiam International Airport. I rate De Bullion Hotels five stars 🌟 Keep it up, DBH! Wishing you a long life!