The Nook Apartment Hotel

The pool in the middle of the complex was a highlight, with good music and my girl Hope keeping our favorite drinks coming. I even found a couple of artists to add to my Pandora. The Nook Apartments also made getting around easy. In the Trans Amadi area, I could catch a keke to business hubs and attractions in under four minutes, and I really liked the local offerings at HighCity Mall. I was on vacation and will definitely return. This secure, gated place has a boutique apartment feel, unique details, and a fully working kitchen. I need to get an electric kettle like theirs. After I got a welcome message asking what could improve my stay, they understood what I needed and added a larger freezer alongside the complimentary refrigerator. My flight landed after the last check-in time, but I contacted them on WhatsApp, and the Manager, Mr. Solomon, had staff ready to greet me. They treated my guest and me like family. From check-in to checkout, everyone was attentive and professional. Shout out to the cheerful, kind front desk Queens, Stella, Deborah, Joy, and Peace, who also gave great tourism recommendations. The on-site restaurant served a good mix of Nigerian and American food. Thanks to Bright for coordinating with the Chef. They respected my no-salt dietary restriction without hesitation, and the kitchen was open 24 hours. The Chef’s complimentary breakfast was always fresh with plenty of choice. I especially liked the vegetables and yams, eggs, and goat meat pepper soup. There was also a delicious tea that reminded me of hot chocolate. I checked out the gym, where a personal trainer shared excellent fitness tips. I missed the water aerobics, so I hope to catch it next time. The full-service spa next to the gym offered manicures, facials, and massages, though I didn’t have time to try it this trip. I’ll consider it on my next visit.