拉各斯伊科伊瑞享飯店(Mövenpick Hotel Ikoyi Lagos)

the hotel is not as good as its price. room is quite small and shower facility not good. the breakfast is good. there are some tables and chairs to meeting customers in ground floor.

The staff were attentive and the breakfast was excellent. The location was perfect. The view of Ikoyi from the 6th floor wss great. They did my ironing perfectly. Check in and the check out was great. I would definitely like to stay there again and I'd recommend the hotel to my friends

Très bien situé Personnel très accueillant et agréable Spécialement Sandeep sans oublier le directeur un vrai gentleman et qui dit accueillir ses clients Très bon endroit pour le business ou pour des moments agréables entre amis. Le restaurant est de bonne facture avec des spécialité locales et pas que. Les chambres sont un peu vieillissante mais pas trop encore. J’y retournerai certainement.

Absolutely terrific dinner! My first sea food dinner was really a beautiful experience and so I was excited to relish it once again - there was a wide variety of delicious options to choose from. Starting from the delicious Cat fish Pepper soup to a super gigantic grilled whole fish, the giant sized live on the grill prawns, calamari and white fish as well. There were even some mini pizzas to accompany it if you’re a pizza lover. They also had a great selection of sides like nutty rice, potatoes, rice, roast plantain on the grill, fresh veggies and salad to mention a few. The Staff members who attended to me were extremely attentive and helpful. I had a swell time from 7 pm that I arrived, eating everything my stomach could take in. Oh by the way, did I forget to mention the live band that kept me Thoroughly entertained 👍🏽 I would definitely recommend.

I've always wanted to stay at this particular hotel for a good many number of years. The imposing building on Alfred Rewane Road was a structure I couldn't help but notice on numerous trips to Lagos. Besides, it's right next door to one of my all time favorite Chinese Restaurants in Nigeria. This is when it was known as Southern Sun. Was surprised to see that this enduring South African Hotel Chain had 'swapped' names, and it now a part of the Swiss Mövenpick Hotel Group. Nevertheless, it would still remain on my bucket list of Lagos hotels to stay in. This year I finally got my wish and booked a one day stay with my 2 teenage daughters on a short business trip. As I 'customarily' do, I'll divide this review into the positives and negatives based on my/our experience(s). PROS: First of all, I loved the stunning lobby of Mövenpick Hotel Lagos. It was elegantly, yet simply decorated with a grand baby piano, vibrant, eye-popping artwork- mostly notably African murals. Copper wire structures and large clay pots were rife as well. Check out my posted pictures. The refreshing 'red' welcome drink was a nice touch! 🍷😋 We were checked in by AMAKA IHEDIKE. Amaka was courteous and friendly. Throughout the course of our very short stay, I interacted with AKWEKA, JOE and JOSHUA (at check out). All were very polite and professional. Our room had warm, contemporary decor that was a soft mix of pale and dark colors with the liberal use of dark brown/black wood. It had 2 expansive, comfortable queen beds with crisp white linen. I was informed by Amaka at the reception that the room could accommodate up to 4 people. I greatly appreciated that fact because some hotels don't accept this. They would have you pay an additional fee for an extra person, or get another room altogether, so hallelujah for that! The room's a.c was extraordinarily cold, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially in a country with a hot and tropical climate like Nigeria, so this is definitely a pro. The mini bar was well stocked and the room had a safe, kettle and tea condiments. The Room Service/In Room Dining was plentiful, though we didn't get to try anything from it. Our room was on the 9th floor, and it was at the exterior of the hotel, but we did have an okay view of the lush shrubbery, trees and bushes of the back streets and alley ways of Ikoyi. The main restaurant of Mövenpick Hotel served Breakfast from 6:30a.m to 10:30a.m, Lunch from 12:30p.m to 3:30p.m and Dinner 6:30p.m to 10:30p.m. They offer Sunday Brunch from 12 noon to 4p.m and an A La Carte Menu is available 24 hours. The restaurant was medium sized, yet very attractive. There was bar to the right side of it, and what appeared to be the hotel's swimming pool to the left, through some glass sliding doors, though I'm not entirely sure. Also not sure if they have a Spa and Gym. The breakfast buffet at Mövenpick Hotel was impressive, even though I have to say that I expected a little more from a 4-5 Star Hotel. T

I stayed here for 3 weeks on a business trip. I have to say, this is one of the best hotels I have stayed in my 15 years of travelling. From security, waiters, reception, housecleaning, everyone is super friendly and helpful. The breakfast in the restaurant is phenomenal, management is always helpful. As I worked from the hotel half the time, they went out of their way to make that comfortable for me as well. The area is also nice and safe. I would recommend this hotel.

Amazing customer service but the hotel is quite old and doesn’t appear to be well maintained. Unfortunately, my room had carpet with was dirty and had a mouldy smell. The bathroom on the other hand was clean and spotless. They also have the most amazing Crocker peppersoup which I ordered three days in a row.

Clean, descent and very friendly service and top quality staff, always available to deliver. Great spot for me anytime. Family and children friendly. Good food, clean sheet, nice seat out and quality space. I recommend anytime.

I have stayed at the Souther Sun for one year and 6 months.. I experienced the move over to Movenpick Hotel and I can honestly say the transition was amazing. They move from strength to strength. The team under Miss Ubong marketing guidance was just phenomenal.