Hotels with WiFi in Lagos

"This youth hostel is in a good location, close to the commercial street. I live on the second floor and have a shared large balcony. When the weather is good, you can see the sunrise. It takes ten minutes to walk from the coach station and train station. The overall feeling is good and the merchants are not bad."

"Das Hostel liegt gut und das Frühstück ist ausreichend für eine Jugendherberge. Das Wasser und die Badezimmer könnten sauberer sein. Wir hatten ein paar Kellerasseln im Zimmer. Der Service und die Lage sind top und es ist schön für ein paar Tage."

"The hotel is located on a quiet street with quick and easy access to the marina and beaches. There are a lot of food options nearby. If you drive, a covered parking lot is within few minutes walk. The parking garage accepts Visa debit cards. I think Visa and Master credit cards work too. Overall I am very happy with my stay."

"Lovely people and hotel was spick and span with nice rooms and grounds."

"The staff were friendly and helpful, which made the stay more pleasant. The hotel itself does not provide on-site parking, but there is a public parking area about a 2-minute walk away. During the low season it was fine, though availability might be an issue in peak periods. Walking to the city center is possible, but it does take some time. The room was small but as expected for this category. I liked having a small balcony outside the window, which was a nice touch. I tried sleeping with the window open instead of using air conditioning, but unfortunately the AC units from nearby rooms were quite noisy, so I ended up closing the window. A few downsides: the exterior of the building looks a bit dated compared to online photos, and the desk in the room is extremely small—not practical for working with a laptop. Although I did not personally join, the hotel seems to offer or help arrange water-related activities, and guests who are interested may want to inquire with the staff for more details. That said, considering the price, the stay was reasonable and met basic expectations. A decent option if you’re looking for a budget-friendly place and don’t plan to spend much time in the room."

"The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable."

"During my 4-day stay, I managed to enjoy a bit of everything, from the outdoor and indoor pools to the sauna. There's free parking available near the hotel, so there's no need to use the underground parking (unless it's high season). The room boasts a beautiful view from the ninth floor, although I feel that certain finishes should be rectified for such a new, 5-star hotel; the balcony floor seems a bit loose, and the bathroom door drags on the floor. The area is a bit windy, which you can feel through the window at night when it's quiet, but it's nothing too major. Breakfast was 'average'; I missed having natural juice, which I think would be justified given the price. The pool bar also does a good job, and their wraps/sandwiches are tasty. The sun loungers are also very comfortable."

"The location is good, about a 20-minute walk from the train station and bus terminal, and it's very close to the center. The staff are also friendly. The kitchen is a bit small and there is one bathroom for both men and women on each floor, so it's best to avoid busy times. There is a bar on the first floor that is open late, so it can be a bit noisy at night, so it may be difficult for sensitive people."

"Perfect for budget travelers, this hostel in Lagos' old town offers good value by balancing a central location with a quiet, restful atmosphere. Just a 10-minute walk from the beaches and scenic coastal cliffs, the clean dorms feature individual lamps, power sockets, and free towels, with secure lockers available for only 1€ per night. Guests can enjoy a seamless check-in and a fully equipped communal kitchen that opens onto a small inner courtyard—an ideal spot for dining or socializing just steps away from the city's restaurants and shops."