Ricardo writes: Accra Niagara Plus, I would never recommend this hotel, I booked through their website a double room price 190 cedis, once arrived there they told me the real price was 330 cedis, and that the price on the web was wrong and that they will apply the price of 330 cedis (and they … Continue reading Accra and Kumasi
Two mistakes on the map on page 418: Busuma should be Busunu Fulfusu should be Fufulso
Nicolai writes: I have bought the Bradt Travel Guide Ghana Vol 7. It is very helpful and a very good travel guide. Thank you very much for the good work. Furthermore I would like to suggest you an good place to eat and drink in Damongo, Northern Region: Palace View Canteen Sawla-Damongo-Road (9°05'11.5"N 1°49'16.3"W 9.086536, … Continue reading Palace View Canteen, Damongo
Joa Bosch-Mulder writes: We have opened a new guesthouse in the Adenta-East region of Accra. It is called Logess Estates & Hospitality Guesthouse, Address: 16 Adjei Onanor Street, Adenta-East, Accra. GPS coordinates: 5.701465 / 0.169047 Six rooms are available (double beds, or two single beds and 1 family room). Every room has its own bathroom, a fan, … Continue reading Logess Estates & Hospitality Guesthouse, Accra
Solène writes: I've been in Ghana for a while, and used your book a lot, it is good and has proved quite useful, thank you! There is one point on which I really was disappointed, and thought I could give you updates and potentially help others. I went for the weekend to Asumura with Ghanaian … Continue reading News from Asumura
My husband and I are living in Accra, Ghana (since July of last year). The Bradt guide to Ghana has been very useful to us and still is. Two hidden gems we recommend you include in your shopping section for Accra are "Budding Tree Jewelry" and "A-kinko". Budding Tree Jewelry (@budding_tree_jewelry on Instagram) is on 2nd … Continue reading Budding Tree Jewelry and A-kinko, Accra
Kim writes: We traveled in Ghana in February. The Bradt guide was of great help. There are a few places we really want to recommend. Wa: Wa was absolutely beautiful and great for experiencing the North. We can recommend the Jam guesthouse. The staff was great and they prepare wonderful dinners. It's a little out … Continue reading Feb 2017 trip report
Mirko Schumm of Oasis Beach Resort writes: I wanted to let you know about some recent changes at our resort! New numbers: 00233 (0)245128322 for management and for room enquiries see below. New website: www.oasisbeach-ghana.com facebook: @oasisbeachresort operating times: Restaurant: 7.30 am-11.00 pm Bar: 8.00 am-11.30 pm Reception: 8.00 am-10.00 pm Restaurant now offers specials like … Continue reading Oasis Beach Resort, Cape Coast
Florian writes: First of all a big Thank You for this helpful Ghana guidebook. I am here for working and travelling for six months. Today, I reached Tamale and wanted to have a nice break at your recommended Chinese Fast Food place called Cheff's Corner. Sadly the place has been closed for a while. The guys from Al Hassan just around the corner … Continue reading Cheff’s Corner, Tamale
John writes: We were in Kumasi our first two weeks, where my wife was volunteering at the Komfe Anyoke Teaching Hospital. While we were there, we were put in touch with a driver who assisted us greatly with getting around the city, finding restaurants, and was on call for us when we needed him. He … Continue reading Kumasi driver recommendation
