Jeyads Lodge

Arrived Sunday 09/07/23, after a few hours, my wife want go to toilet, there was a young frog in the toilet After a great discussion we got a room on the other side At the 1 floor Breakfast very pour, price 42 cd , value less then 5cd We are with 2 persons, every day only 1 bottle 0,5l in the room WiFi very slow and many times user I’d blocked On phone was arranged , and writed on the internet shuttle airport 80CD By leaving the hotel she call taxi price was 100CD Please this hotel, deserved not for have 1 client

Was quiet ok ...food wise wasnt the best and cold and expensive. I end up buying food from outside.otherwise was ok .thank you.

This property allows you to witness the day to day life of the people of Tamale from the comfort of your Lodge. It is a comfortable place to stay.

Wonderful stay. Only long waits for food.

The staff was very friendly. The rooms were adequate. The food was very good. The reason for the low rating is that when we left they gouged us because we paid in US dollars. We were told we could pay in US dollars then they gouged us when we left. Left a bad taste, for sure.

The staff are always polite and helpful. The rooms are really spacious with a really comfortable bed. Ac in the rooms and no electricity outages. Has a restaurant and bar, also large shop attached to the garage within 5 minute walk. We always stay here when in Tamale. Never had any issues.

stayed twice and enjoyed the room.

Excellent service for professional stay, and good price also. Air conditioning, clean and good service. The breakfast is included and you have the choice of its content. Two down points, which explains only four stars: The standard rooms are small, and they charge 2.5% for paying by credit card.

The room was basic (AC leaking, old bathroom) but okay for the price. Breakfast was okay, too, even if we didn't receive all we ordered. Unfortunately, Wifi did not work reliably. The most annoying were these 2 situations: When we arrived with the 3-wheel the staff didn't support us when the guy asked a price that was far too high, instead they pressured us to pay. The next day they organized a one-way trip to Mole National park at the usual increased rate for tourist (800 GHC). However, when we wanted to leave they added another 600 GHC (!!) "for the fuel". In 2 weeks traveling in Ghana this was fortunately the only situation that hotel staff behaved this way, so I think it is important to tell travelers to watch out.