Hotels with Parking in Lagos

We loved our trip to Lagos, and our stay at MN56 was a big part of it. The rooms are new, beautifully designed, and the bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was amazing. We tried different dishes on different days, and I honestly don’t think I’ve ever had a better French toast! The pool was also great, and it was really nice to have the option of relaxing by the pool as well as going to the beach. Overall, a lovely stay. We really enjoyed the hotel and absolutely loved Lagos!

Very beautiful resort, right by the Atlantic Ocean with direct access to coastal boardwalk. Amazing and very relaxing. One bedroom apartment was very spacious and well equipped. There were total of 3 pools including spa pool. Breakfast was a good spread although same things were served 2 days in a row during my stay. The only slighr downside is there was construction going on next door during my stay. Not the most pleasant and can be slightly noisy.

A lovely hotel with very friendly and helpful team of staff. Can’t recommend their names but everyone was attentive to our needs and requests. The rooms are in three or four, detached houses located next to each other, giving it a cosy, private resort-like place. There s small pools with lounges which is perfect for those who want to laze around. Location is away from the centre, but it works if you like it this way. Bolt rides are cheap, so this wasn’t a problem to go and return from the centre.

A really charming small hotel with two pools. Although sourrounded by other hotels, very quiet and peaceful. Friendly staff. Excellent Breakfast. Very comfortable beds. Great Parking opportunities. Easy excess to the old town with all its shops an restaurant/cafes.  I recommend the hotel highly and… we will be back 😀

The hotel is just 14 mins walking from the beach. The room was big and very clean. Breakfast is simple but you can find everything. There is sauna and gym, free parking.

Acceptable, the map navigation location is not allowed. I have been looking for a long time.

As I was travelling alone I chose a large hotel with amenities. The hotel was very large and my room was a 5 minute walk away from reception. The room was small but for just me, was perfect. A good shower over a bath and complementary toiletries were provided. There was unfortunately no tea and coffee making facilities. I had a sea view which was a bonus. The indoor swimming pool and gym were small but were available if you wanted them and never busy when I was there. I sat round the outside pool which was pleasant but as it was early March I didn't attempt a swim!! Breakfast was very good. Plenty of choice and the staff worked very hard to ensure the food was topped up and the tables cleared and ready for the next guests. A lovely touch, all the ladies were presented with a flower on women's day. They used a hawk to ensure guests are not bothered by seagulls and pigeons. All in all a great stay.

The hotel has a good location, about a 10-minute walk from the city center. However, the layout is confusing at first and feels like a labyrinth. The room was spacious but lacked basic amenities—not even a tea sachet and cleanliness could be improved. The staff were kind and helpful. Parking is paid, but there are free options nearby and a large parking area five minutes away for just €1. Breakfast was good, and the pool area is spacious and enjoyable.

Great location, cute little guest house. It was a perfect stay, just wish the rest of the guest were mindful about noise coming in and out of the guest house as the noise echos. However, loved the location and the view from the guest house.

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.