Find 3 Star Hotels in Kumasi from SAR 64

"I will choose Oak Plaza anytime I’m in town.The place is so neat,quiet,beautiful and in the center of the city.Their staffs are so respectful,dedicated and love what they do.My room was cleaned daily..Their meals are so delicious. I left one of my belongings there,a staff member contacted me and there is a delivery on the way to drop it off to me. Ruby O.😘"

"Property was amazing, rooms were clean and the area felt quiet safe. Managment was just superb and very much welcoming. I will stay there again whenever in town."

"I must say that towards the lower end of hotels in terms of value for money that I booked through Hotels.com"

"I only stayed here 1 night . So basically it was a very nice place the restaurant I had Lunch and it was Very good staff was very attentive in the restaurant and the front desk even tried to help me extend my flight with my airline. I didn't expect this and she did it without even asking me. My room was a bit close to the pool and they were having a little music and I just wanted to sleep early. I called the front desk they quickly switched my room sent someone to bring my things to another room. Very attentive I would stay again longer to enjoy the facilities."

"Amazing stay. Extremely clean and spacious with prompt breakfast served to my room. Very quiet and beautiful rural views. Amazing staff and onsite management of the property as well. "

"Responsive staff and ownership."

"Good value for money. "

"My stay at Ramat Luxury Hotel was disappointing, and I cannot recommend this hotel to future guests. The road leading to the property is in terrible condition—our driver damaged his suspension and exhaust trying to reach the hotel. Transport to and from the area was difficult at all times of day, often leaving us waiting by the roadside for up to an hour. The hotel fell short of the luxury it advertised. On arrival, I found ripped sheets, and the fridge wasn’t working until the manager got it running. Hot water was available only on request, requiring me to repeatedly ask staff to turn on the boiler. The room phone was disconnected, making communication difficult. Additionally, there was no advertised WiFi, which posed a major challenge and could have been a serious issue if not for my friend’s mobile data. The most disruptive issue was the frequent power outages. Over two days, the electricity went out, disrupting my short stay in Ghana. On the first day, the hotel only secured a generator after constant complaints, by which time most of the day had been wasted. On the last day, the power failed again, and even the generator stopped working, prompting me to leave early. On a positive note, the breakfast provided was good. However, the quality of breakfast alone couldn’t make up for the numerous issues throughout my stay. While the hotel has potential, and the manager tried to assist, there are significant improvements needed in infrastructure, amenities, and reliability. "