Solitaire hotel Lekki

The Sunday buffet is a highlight, especially if you like Indian food. Vegetarians could try the cholle-bhature, and the tandoori prawns are worth a taste too. Nigerian dishes and Indian delicacies are both on offer. It's a well-located, good-value place to stay in Victoria Island, particularly if you're working with a limited budget.

The food is really tasty, with the Indian management clearly influencing the menu. WiFi was stable, and service was prompt and efficient. It's cosy, easy to get to, and very affordable for the location. Employees with a conscience could stay here, though I can stay anywhere. My room could use better lighting, and there was no rail in the wardrobe, so my clothes ended up on a chair. The water smelled. For TV, the stations were NDTV, Emmanuel TV, and Wazobia.

The delivery arrived right on the time I requested, since I gave them enough time to prepare the order. It was packed well in rectangular plastic boxes, with cling wrap over them, so nothing spilled in transit and the food could be served straight from the containers. The packaging also seemed to protect it from tampering or rough handling before delivery. There was plenty of food, with enough of every item for my guests and room for me to have invited more people. The meal was delicious and brought back the flavors I enjoy in my home country, ghar ki yaad aa gayee! Prices were very economical for what we got. I didn't stay at the hotel, this was their home delivery for a party today, but the service was excellent. My guests and I had a wonderful meal on a wonderful day, and I'm confident I'll order again without hesitation. Having this option in Lagos is lucky, awesome is the one word I'd use for the whole experience.

The food service was great, and the staff were really friendly. The rooms are okay, though the bathrooms could use an upgrade to more modern standards. Pricing is great for the location.