Golden Tulip Kumasi City

My room could do with a mini fridge. The hotel is undergoing renovation without closing and so there was a strong smell of fresh paint in the room and hallway which could be irritating to the lungs. Hope the bedding furniture will also be updated with the renovation.

My family and I were booked at this hotel by our tour guide with the intent of staying three nights. We left after one night and found different accommodations. Upon entering the hotel you must first go through a metal detector and your bags through an x-ray. The room we got was a nice size, but the carpet was dirty, the the tub was moldy, and the in-room safe initially did not work. I have stayed in many hotels with many safes, but I had never seen one like this where you have to push a reset button that is not clearly labeled. I missed the button and locked the safe, while empty and couldn't get it back open, setting off the alarm. I contacted the desk and sent my family to the restaurant to get some dinner as they were hungry. Fifteen minutes later no-one arrived. I called again and was told someone was on their way. An hour had passed and my wife informed me that the food she ordered was being delivered, so I gave up and went to dinner. I stopped at the front desk to ask about the safe and they told me that someone was coming soon. The maintenance staff arrived and tried to open it unsuccessfully. He informed me he needed to go get a tool to open it and returned 10 minutes later to open it. The food at the restaurant was ok, the beds were comfortable, but between the shower, the extra security measures, the noise from the club at night, and the moldy bath we had had enough.

If you read my previous reviews on the Lancaster Kumasi City (Previous Golden Tulip) you will ee I hated this place and nothing ever was right! May I be the first to swallow my words. This place has come full circle and is now a pleasure to stay at. I stayed in the Annex and these rooms is redone. The colour scream is welcoming and if there was space I would have packed the bed in my bag. The restaurant and lounge had a facelift - it is now nice and open and you feel welcome. From the amount of guests coming for dinner you can see this is now the place to be. Negatives? Small problem is that the food is still mostly for the West African taste with dishes like Chicken Hearts and Light Goat Soup. Not always the taste of Foreign Visitors. Perhaps cater for the Foreign guest but smaller dishes?

The hotel is wonderful. It is clean and the rooms are spacious. There is WiFi in the rooms. The staff was friendly. There were lots of Americans staying at this hotel who were also on tours. I would definitely stay here again. The buffet was delicious. I stayed at this location as well as the one in Accra as part of a tour. Both were really nice and had great food, but the Kumasi location was better.

Not worth the money. I understand supply and demand. Was charged $400 US per night for an apartment. On check in was told we had received an upgrade so I have attached the pictures for this so-called upgrade room. Wife laughed and said how much did you pay :-( Spoke to manager and said I would love to see the original room if they really thought this was an upgrade, Tiles misaligned, see the pic of iron and ironing board. Hotel was comfortable, staff nice but having travelled all over Europe, North America, Asia this hotel is definitely not worth the money. Of the three hotels we stayed in Ghana Labadi Beach, Accra, Royal Regent, Elmina they were great value for money. Hence, check you are not being ripped off before you book and rate are sub $200.

I went there for dinner. The setting is very nice. The staff is very friendly and professionel. The menue is rather sparse and the food is overpriced. Quality was good though. I would have expected a bit more from one of the top hotels on kumasi.