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The Wheatbaker Hotel, situated in the heart of Ikoyi
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Top 7 premium hotels in Ikoyi, Lagos

Ikoyi hosts Nigeria's most luxurious hotels, blending opulence, world-class amenities, and premium service for business and leisure tourists.

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: December 10, 2024 6:27 pm
Feyisayo Ajayi Published December 10, 2024
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The Wheatbaker Hotel, situated in the heart of Ikoyi
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  • Ikoyi, Lagos, features high-end hotels like The Wheatbaker and The George, offering luxury, exclusivity, and world-class services.
  • Luxury hotels in Ikoyi cater to business executives and leisure tourists with premium amenities, fine dining, and serene locations.
  • Growth in Ikoyi’s hotel market provides opportunities for investment, job creation, and innovation in Nigeria’s hospitality industry.


Ikoyi, Lagos, often dubbed the most exclusive neighborhood in Nigeria, stands as a beacon of luxury and sophistication.

With its picturesque waterfronts, upscale residences, and status as a hub for business elites and expatriates, Ikoyi has become synonymous with opulence.

The growing influx of high-net-worth individuals and corporate executives has fueled demand for high-end accommodations.

Luxury hotels in the area cater to business and leisure tourists seeking premium services, making Ikoyi a focal point for Nigeria’s hospitality industry.

Ikoyi’s luxury hotel market is poised for exponential growth as more affluent tourists explore Lagos.

The demand for premium services has spurred opportunities for developers to introduce innovative features such as sustainable luxury and tech-integrated hospitality.

Moreover, the region’s reputation as a business hub ensures continued investment in high-end accommodations, creating jobs and bolstering Nigeria’s tourism sector.

Here’s a look at the top seven premium hotels in Ikoyi, where indulgence meets unparalleled service.


  1. The Wheatbaker

Situated in the heart of Ikoyi, The Wheatbaker exudes sophistication. Known for its blend of contemporary African art and luxury, the hotel offers 65 stylish rooms, including exquisite suites. Its standout features include a rooftop pool, a well-equipped fitness center, and an award-winning spa that draws patrons seeking rejuvenation.

Business tourists benefit from state-of-the-art meeting rooms and personalized services, while its boutique atmosphere ensures exclusivity.

Average nightly rates begin at $400, reflecting its status as one of Ikoyi’s top-tier accommodations.

  1. The George
Rates start at $450 per night.

A paragon of elegance, The George is famed for its meticulously curated interiors and exceptional hospitality. Its 61 rooms, designed with tasteful luxury in mind, cater to guests seeking privacy and comfort.

The hotel’s dining scene is another highlight, with gourmet options featuring a fusion of international and local cuisines.
For business tourists, its conference facilities are equipped with cutting-edge technology.
Guests often praise ‘The George’ for its tranquil atmosphere, making it ideal for both business and romantic getaways.


  1. Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel
Rates average at Radisson Blu from $350 per night, making it a favorite for tourists looking to balance luxury with practicality.

Overlooking the serene Lagos Lagoon, Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel offers an enviable location combined with modern amenities. Its 170 rooms, designed for ultimate relaxation, provide stunning waterfront views.

The hotel boasts multiple dining options, including terrace seating where guests can savor meals with a view. It also features a spa, a well-maintained pool, and seamless services tailored for corporate tourists.


  1. Four Points by Sheraton, Lagos
Nightly rates at Four Points start at $300, positioning it as a go-to choice for those seeking accessibility and premium amenities.

Four Points by Sheraton Lagos offers contemporary luxury in the bustling heart of Ikoyi. With over 200 comfortable rooms and suites, the hotel combines convenience and style. Its rooftop pool and lounge are popular spots for unwinding, offering panoramic views of Lagos.

Corporate guests appreciate its business center and conference facilities, while leisure tourists commend the hotel’s excellent spa services.


  1. The Federal Palace Hotel
With rates at Federal Palace Hotel starting at $375, it remains a symbol of timeless elegance in Lagos’ hospitality landscape.

As one of Nigeria’s oldest luxury hotels, The Federal Palace Hotel seamlessly blends historical charm with modern luxury. Situated near Ikoyi, it boasts lavish rooms, a grand casino, and fine dining options that have delighted dignitaries and celebrities for decades.

The hotel’s proximity to the Lagos Lagoon adds to its allure.


  1. Eko Hotel & Suites
Nightly rates Eko Hotels & Suites average $350, with its impeccable service and amenities justifying its premium pricing.

Eko Hotel & Suites is renowned for its expansive property and a wide array of luxurious offerings. The hotel features over 800 rooms, including suites with breathtaking views of the lagoon.

It also boasts multiple dining options, an impressive pool area, and one of Lagos’ largest conference centers. This makes it a hotspot for both leisure tourists and corporate events.


  1. The Blowfish Hotel
Nightly rates at Blowfish Hotel start at $300, attracting guests who value boutique-style luxury with personalized service.

The Blowfish Hotel stands out with its vibrant and artistic design, offering an intimate yet luxurious experience. With 54 uniquely styled rooms, the hotel appeals to tourists who appreciate aesthetics alongside comfort.

Its restaurant, La Veranda, serves some of the best Italian cuisine in Lagos, adding a culinary edge to its charm.


Ikoyi, Lagos, represents the pinnacle of luxury in Nigeria’s hospitality sector.

From The Wheatbaker’s refined elegance to The Blowfish Hotel’s boutique charm, each of these seven hotels offers a unique blend of comfort, opulence, and world-class service.

As Ikoyi continues to attract high-net-worth individuals and businesses, the future of its luxury hotel market shines bright, promising innovation and excellence.

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