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"Beautiful place "

"This being my third visit to Pelican, several of the staff I met earlier greeted me and it was almost like extended family. The physical layout was nice before and even better now. Our suite was very comfortable and spacious; it had a great kitchen and separate place to work at a desk. The quiet rooms and serene atrium are a peaceful contrast to the noise that fills much of the city and beyond. Service was great--the only improvement area is the front desk needs to have change available for people paying in cash (plus to provide for tips, etc.)."

"Great stay, helpful nice staff. Longer than usual wait time for dinner. Good food. "

"Their staff were professional yet cordial and the manager or boss there was really careling. The room was neat and tidy. Definitely going to come by and also recommend to others. "

"Great place to stay! Really loved the food and the amenities "

"The staff are great. The hotel is in a great location and very spacious. The food in the restaurant is great. I got in late and they accommodated me"

"My Mother and I had a fantastic stay at this hotel. The Customer service was very good and the room was very clean and comfortable. We were in a convenient location for City Tours too which was handy. The restaurant at the hotel was also very good although there were always a few things that were unavailable, especially desserts. All of the staff were very polite to us and made our experience better. They also provide shuttle for the airport which was perfect. We will definitely consider this hotel if we return to Accra "

"Everything perfect"

"I was a little concerned since the hotel was so reasonably priced. But the service there was great. Everyone went out of their way to be as accommodating as possible. The accommodations are basic but clean. Breakfast in the restaurant was fine. Always ate dinner out so I can't comment on that. For those who have travelled in West Africa, the electricity was 24/7, as was wifi. showers were always hot. I realize that may not seem like much, but in West Africa you can't take those things for granted. I would certainly stay there again."