Blue Moon Hotel

The calm atmosphere made a strong impression on me from the moment I arrived, like the outside world had quietly disappeared. The lighting was soft, and there was a quiet elegance that made things feel special. It was peaceful and welcoming, a truly unforgettable experience at Blue Moon Hotel.

I’ve stayed in plenty of hotels around Nigeria, and this is easily the worst. The bathroom lights didn’t work, and the fan was unbelievably filthy. For what they charge, it’s not worth it at all. If I’d known what the rooms were like, I wouldn’t have booked this place in a million years.

This has to be the worst hotel I’ve ever seen. I had the same problem again this year that I had last time, there was no water for a bath, yet they keep taking people’s money. The maintenance is awful and the management is poor; that’s how you lose customers. The rooms stink too, like someone cooked stew in them. What a place.

The room was dirty, with bugs and stains on the blanket, and the location didn’t help. The lights kept cutting out every few minutes, there was no Wi-Fi during my stay, and no hot water. The receptionist had to boil water in a kettle for the whole hotel. I’d booked for two nights but left early because of all this. Honestly, I was very disappointed. It wasn’t worth the price, especially when there are more affordable options in the area. I wouldn’t recommend staying here or come back.