Stoneside Hotel and Apartments

I checked out quickly and moved to a more well-known hotel. I can't imagine how bad it would have been if I'd stayed the night. This was a dreadful visit to stone side hotel and apartment ikeja GRA, Lagos, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who cares about comfort, cleanliness, or peace of mind. The dining choices were awful. The bar had very few drinks, no consistent beer brand, and Coca-Cola was the only soft drink. The outsourced restaurant served only Indomie noodles. Even the public areas smelled bad and seemed unclean. My room had dead bulbs, stained and torn sheets, and an untidy bathroom. The elevator was dirty and worn, much like the rest of the neglected property. At reception, it was stifling and smelly, the air conditioning was broken, and the ceiling was crumbling. They don't deserve even one star.

There were far too many mosquitoes, and I got bitten. We had booked the deluxe room weeks ahead, but it clearly hadn't been properly looked after. The shower kept dripping, and water was blocked at the faucet and didn't drain well. My husband and I couldn't enjoy what we'd paid for. It wasn't worth the money.

The hotel is about 1.7 miles from Murtala Muhammed Airport. Nearby places listed include Amani Spa & Wellness, The Plug Lounge, Mula Took Me, Freedom Park Lagos, and Jaekel House. Restaurants in the area include Wakame Restaurant, The Yellow Chilli Restaurant & Bar, Jevinik Restaurant, and Iyeru Okin Buffet Restaurant. The address given is 3 Arobiodu St. St., Ikeja, 100271, Nigeria. The listed rates are $26-$54 on average for a standard room, with the lowest available at $26-$42 per night. It received a grade of 39 out of 100 for access to restaurants and things to do within walking distance, and a car is recommended. Other hotels in the area include TSG Grand Hotel, Ganga Monastery, Banyan Tree, Courtyard Ibis Paris, and Gare du Nord Chateau Landon.

A quiet little Airbnb tucked away in Ikeja, with spacious, beautiful rooms. The price is average. My bathroom didn't have running hot water, so I had to request hot water each time I wanted to bathe. There's also no provision to buy food, which is typical for an Airbnb.