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Best Hotels in Lagos (2026)

Choosing where to stay in Lagos matters more than in most cities, because traffic makes long journeys slow. Ikoyi and Victoria Island are the most convenient bases for visitors, with the widest choice of hotels and restaurants and easy access to Lagos Island and Lekki. Eko Hotels & Suites on Victoria Island is a huge complex with several buildings and Nigeria's largest convention centre, the Radisson Blu Anchorage overlooks the lagoon, and the Four Points by Sheraton sits in the Oniru estate between Victoria Island and Lekki. In Ikoyi, The Wheatbaker is an art-filled luxury boutique hotel, the Mövenpick is a central four-star option, and Bogobiri House is a small arts hotel with Thursday open mic nights.

If you have an early flight or business on the mainland, Ikeja is more practical. The Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja is about eight kilometres from the airport, and the ibis Lagos Ikeja offers a free airport shuttle at budget prices. Book directly where possible, check whether breakfast and taxes are included, and arrange airport transfers in advance. Rates rise during big conferences and the December festive season, so book early if your dates are fixed.

8 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 hotels in Lagos

  1. Eko Hotels & Suites Large luxury hotel and convention centre, Victoria IslandOpened in 1977 and owned by the Chagoury Group, Eko Hotels & Suites is Lagos's largest hotel complex, with 825 rooms, several restaurants and Nigeria's biggest convention centre.
  2. The Wheatbaker Luxury boutique hotel, IkoyiThe Wheatbaker is an art-filled luxury boutique hotel on a quiet Ikoyi street, with its own spa, the GrillRoom restaurant and the Kofi coffee shop.
  3. Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja Upscale business hotel, Ikeja GRAIn leafy Ikeja GRA, about 8 kilometres from the airport, the Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja offers an outdoor pool, the Isade Spa and several restaurants and lounges.

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1. Eko Hotels & Suites

Large luxury hotel and convention centre$$$$Victoria Island

Opened in 1977 and owned by the Chagoury Group, Eko Hotels & Suites is Lagos's largest hotel complex, with 825 rooms, several restaurants and Nigeria's biggest convention centre.

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2. The Wheatbaker

Luxury boutique hotel$$$$Ikoyi

The Wheatbaker is an art-filled luxury boutique hotel on a quiet Ikoyi street, with its own spa, the GrillRoom restaurant and the Kofi coffee shop.

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7. Bogobiri House

Arts boutique hotel$$Ikoyi

Opened in 2003, Bogobiri House is a small, art-filled boutique hotel in Ikoyi with an art gallery, a bar and weekly Thursday open mic music nights.

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8. ibis Lagos Ikeja

Budget hotel near the airport$$Ikeja

The three-star ibis Lagos Ikeja on Toyin Street is a simple, good-value hotel around ten minutes from the airport, with a free shuttle, outdoor pool and buffet breakfast.

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