Flex Lagos

The room was unbearably hot all night, the AC needed servicing, and there was an awful smell. When I lifted the bed, it was so dirty I wondered if it had ever been cleaned. I saw things like a used condom wrapper and tissue. The whole building had no drinking water, not even any for sale, so I had to go out to get some. Parking was so tight that I scratched my car. Other things were in poor shape too: the walls needed painting, the sheets and towel were old, the toilet splashed water when flushed, the shower needed replacing, and the heater wasn't properly regulated. They also left the previous guest's soap and didn't put out soap for me. The phone service didn't work, so I had to go downstairs for anything I needed. The receptionist was slow, seemed unaware of her job, and gave me a reception I didn't like. I had an awful stay and would never return.

I really liked the sitting area in my room at Flex Lagos. It was a comfortable spot to unwind after a long day out in the city. The room was roomy and nicely decorated, with a comfortable bed and a well-equipped bathroom. Everything was spotless, and the care put into the details showed throughout.

The meals at Flex Lagos Apartment were a real treat, definitely worth trying. The rooms are roomy and comfortable, and the apartment is in a cozy spot right in the heart of Lekki Phase One.

The place was hard to find, with no sign outside and an on-site address that didn't match the map. I wouldn't recommend it. Number 95, a few doors away, is better. I needed a regular room, but they were all booked, so they first showed me a room in their two-bedroom apartment. There was no fridge, chair, or table, and I turned it down because I needed a fridge. I ended up taking a self-contained room, but had to ask them to change the stained bedsheets. The bathroom was awful, and the TV only had ONTV. They wouldn't give me the AC remote in case I wanted to adjust the temperature, saying they change it themselves. They also don't have kitchen service. I paid N25K and was asked for a N10k damage deposit, which I refused. I stayed only because I was too tired to go elsewhere. For a place said to have been open about a year, the furnishings looked like they'd come from a second-hand shop. I still laugh about it. In reply to the owner's comment, you must have mistaken me for someone else. I didn't call before coming to book, and I wasn't the first to arrive. I paid N25K by POS, and Bukola changed my sheets.