Mikaddo City Inn

I really enjoyed my stay at Mikaddo City Inn. The service was good and a great experience.

I was at Mikaddo City Inn yesterday at 8pm to check in only to be told that the hotel didn't open for business because they had a funeral earlier in the day for the deceased owner, Michael Agyekum Addo. I took the stairs up to the 4th floor of the building where the supposed hotel was operating only to find the gate truly locked with a padlock. Can this be a hotel that is in operation and to soliciting for clients all over the world? It's a fraud. The hotel should be taken down from your website. I therefore had to look for an alternative accommodation in another hotel in other part of the city. I need to have payment made online to be reversed.

Not closer to the airport as they said .. in the middle of town with noise and loads of traffic

I enjoyed my stay at the Mikaddo city inn. The staff was very nice and the room was nice. It was not the cleanest or newest room, but that is what I expected. It is nice for the price that you pay

The place was quite good .

THE STAFF WILL HELP WITH EVERYTHING IF NEEDED. SIMPLE PLACE TO STAY. WILL RETURN...MEAT PIES.

Great location - the communal balcony overlooking a busy street intersection in the old centre (Adum) with peoplewatching and traffic concerto a delight. Very helpful duty manager Nicholas arranged early breakfast and sourced beer. A bit haphazard.

A siren environment at night. Beautiful hideout even in the heat of the city.

Upon arrival, we were informed that our booking could not be accommodated due to a lack of bed sheets. Despite efforts to cover the exposed bed, the situation only worsened, revealing a mattress and pillows that were filthy and heavily stained. Ultimately, they were unable to provide accommodation, which was likely for the best given the unhygienic conditions. We were then left stranded in an unsafe area with all our luggage, trying to find alternative accommodation at 1 AM.