Busua accommodation from AU$56

The hotel is fine and fit for purpose. I found that the rooms, breakfast area and overall hotel is quite dark. The room was fine. It’s just that the TV and phone didn’t work and the light in the shower was blown. This wasn’t a huge issue for me, as I didn’t spend much time in the room. Breakfast was ok. The variety could be better but what I had was sufficient. It would be nice to have more fresh fruits for example. The pool area was a little dirty. It needs to be cleaned daily. The staff were friendly. Overall, it was overpriced for what it was. I would stay again, but not at the same rate.

Check-in was super simple, just had to fill in a form with my name and number etc. Everyone at reception is really friendly and the process really easy. Check-in is from 9:30 onwards, I checked in around 3 and still had to wait 10 minutes for my room to be ready. The rooms are simple, with a large double bed, tv and some standard furniture, the air con works very well and makes sleeping very comfortable as it’s very hot here. The bathroom was very big with a shower, sink and toilet which all worked just fine, the shower head was rather old though, and only 2 settings on it worked as there was lots of limescale. The complimentary breakfast is very good however is not a full English, there’s cereals, juice, toast, omelette station, traditional Ghanaian dishes and then beans and some chicken sausages, but it’s was still very delicious! My room was super close to the beach and to the pools, the pools looked clean and were a great bonus to have while staying there. The village is just a short walk away on the road or the beach, the resort is in a pretty perfect area, it’s private but you can still access other bars and restaurants, and see the local shops. Check-out was also really easy but if you’re paying with cash, just be aware they may be short of change!