Kuntanse hotels from HK$100

"Staff and management were friendly and courteous and went the extra mile to ensure that we had a very good experience. Original room allocation was on the 2nd floor but they were able to move us to a ground floor room. Kojo and the rest of the staff were helpful in recommending places to visit and getting quotes for transfer to Elmina and arranging for someone to come to the hotel to do currency exchange. The room we were in was limited in the number of power outlets but someone got us an extension lead. Thank you to everyone at Asantewaa for making our stay an enjoyable one,"

"The hotel manager as well as the staff were eager to meet your needs, i love the location it's quite and the food is great "

"This is a great place for personal and family travels "

"Pool was not cleaned but overall the place is one of the best hotels. "

"Bed was not comfortable Bedding and towels were old "

"It was clean and nice staff"

"Great service, communication, and restaurant. Apartment was spacious "

"clean and large room "

"This hotel is horribly run. I reserved 2 nights on Expedia only to get there and the hotel staff to tell me they had no record of my booking. The room had not been cleaned or readied for guests because they were not expecting a guest. I had to call the owner who supposedly lives in Austria, made an international call for that and he was very dismissive of the situation and offered no help. One of the managers actually told me that they were not listed on Expedia and someone else must have created a fake listing and my reservation was not paid for. The night before I left they finally got in touch with one who had created the Expedia listing and confirmed my reservation was valid. The hotel itself isn't bad, the road to get there is really bad. The surroundings are beautiful as it sits right on Lake Bosomtwi. But this experience soured my stay. This was horrible coordination on their part. They need to do better. I don't blame the on-site staff, I blame the management who failed to communicate things with their staff. "