Apartment in Accra
6 guests · 4 bedrooms · 4 baths
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About this apartment rental
This centrally located house is just minutes from Kumasi Airport and a stone’s throw from the iconic Manhyia Palace. Nestled in a vibrant neighbourhood known for its lively atmosphere, our spacious 4-bedroom house features two living areas and all en-suite bathrooms, perfect for comfort and convenience. Whether you're here to explore history or enjoy the buzz of the city, this is the ideal base for your Kumasi travel.
Other things to note
Top Restaurants & Eateries
The Golden Tulip Kumasi
Why go? Upscale buffet with Ghanaian/international dishes. Perfect for a fancy night out.
Try: Jollof rice, grilled tilapia.
Location: 10 mins from Manhyia Palace.
Asanka Local Ghanaian Chop Bar
Why go? Authentic Ashanti cuisine in a lively setting.
Try: Fufu with goat light soup, banku with okro stew.
Budget-friendly.
Kentish Kitchen
Why go? Cozy spot for continental breakfast or burgers.
Try: Fresh smoothies, chicken wings.
Abusua Kebab
Why go? Best kebabs and grilled meats in town.
Try: Suya kebab with spicy peanut sauce.
Cultural & Historical Activities
Manhyia Palace Museum
Why go? Home of the Ashanti King (Asantehene). Learn about Ashanti history, gold regalia, and royal traditions.
Tip: Visit on Akwasidae Festival days (every 6 weeks) for vibrant ceremonies.
Kejetia Market
Why go? West Africa’s largest open-air market. Perfect for fabrics (kente), spices, and souvenirs.
Tip: Go early (8–10 AM) to avoid crowds; haggle politely.
Kumasi Fort & Military Museum
Why go? Colonial-era fort showcasing Ghana’s military history.
Hidden gem: Ask about the Ashanti-British "War of the Golden Stool."
Bonwire Kente Village
Why go? See how traditional kente cloth is woven. Buy directly from artisans.
Day trip: 30 mins from Manhyia.
Nature & Relaxation
Kumasi Zoo
Why go? Small but well-kept zoo with lions, monkeys, and birds. Kid-friendly.
Rattray Park
Why go? Scenic park with paddle boats, zip lines, and cafes. Great for picnics.
Lake Bosomtwe
Why go? Serene crater lake for swimming, kayaking, or hiking.
Day trip: 1-hour drive from Kumasi.
Nightlife & Entertainment
Odeon Bar & Restaurant
Why go? Live highlife music on weekends. Try palm wine!
Vic Baboo’s Lounge
Why go? Upscale cocktails and Afrobeat nights.
Practical Tips for Guests
Transport: Use Uber or Bolt (safer than taxis). Avoid trotros at night.
Safety: Manhyia is safe, but keep valuables hidden in markets.
Etiquette: Greet locals with "Maakye" (Good morning) or "Maadwo" (Good evening).
Seasonal Recommendations
December–January: Visit for Christmas fireworks and street parties.
August: Don’t miss the Ashanti Yam Festival (colorful parades).
Sample Itinerary for Guests
Day 1: Manhyia Palace → Kejetia Market → Dinner at Asanka Local.
Day 2: Bonwire Kente Village → Lunch at Golden Tulip → Relax at Rattray Park.
Want this as a printable PDF guide for your guests? I can format it beautifully! Let me know if you’d like additions (e.g., kid-friendly spots, gyms).
Other things to note
Top Restaurants & Eateries
The Golden Tulip Kumasi
Why go? Upscale buffet with Ghanaian/international dishes. Perfect for a fancy night out.
Try: Jollof rice, grilled tilapia.
Location: 10 mins from Manhyia Palace.
Asanka Local Ghanaian Chop Bar
Why go? Authentic Ashanti cuisine in a lively setting.
Try: Fufu with goat light soup, banku with okro stew.
Budget-friendly.
Kentish Kitchen
Why go? Cozy spot for continental breakfast or burgers.
Try: Fresh smoothies, chicken wings.
Abusua Kebab
Why go? Best kebabs and grilled meats in town.
Try: Suya kebab with spicy peanut sauce.
Cultural & Historical Activities
Manhyia Palace Museum
Why go? Home of the Ashanti King (Asantehene). Learn about Ashanti history, gold regalia, and royal traditions.
Tip: Visit on Akwasidae Festival days (every 6 weeks) for vibrant ceremonies.
Kejetia Market
Why go? West Africa’s largest open-air market. Perfect for fabrics (kente), spices, and souvenirs.
Tip: Go early (8–10 AM) to avoid crowds; haggle politely.
Kumasi Fort & Military Museum
Why go? Colonial-era fort showcasing Ghana’s military history.
Hidden gem: Ask about the Ashanti-British "War of the Golden Stool."
Bonwire Kente Village
Why go? See how traditional kente cloth is woven. Buy directly from artisans.
Day trip: 30 mins from Manhyia.
Nature & Relaxation
Kumasi Zoo
Why go? Small but well-kept zoo with lions, monkeys, and birds. Kid-friendly.
Rattray Park
Why go? Scenic park with paddle boats, zip lines, and cafes. Great for picnics.
Lake Bosomtwe
Why go? Serene crater lake for swimming, kayaking, or hiking.
Day trip: 1-hour drive from Kumasi.
Nightlife & Entertainment
Odeon Bar & Restaurant
Why go? Live highlife music on weekends. Try palm wine!
Vic Baboo’s Lounge
Why go? Upscale cocktails and Afrobeat nights.
Practical Tips for Guests
Transport: Use Uber or Bolt (safer than taxis). Avoid trotros at night.
Safety: Manhyia is safe, but keep valuables hidden in markets.
Etiquette: Greet locals with "Maakye" (Good morning) or "Maadwo" (Good evening).
Seasonal Recommendations
December–January: Visit for Christmas fireworks and street parties.
August: Don’t miss the Ashanti Yam Festival (colorful parades).
Sample Itinerary for Guests
Day 1: Manhyia Palace → Kejetia Market → Dinner at Asanka Local.
Day 2: Bonwire Kente Village → Lunch at Golden Tulip → Relax at Rattray Park.
Want this as a printable PDF guide for your guests? I can format it beautifully! Let me know if you’d like additions (e.g., kid-friendly spots, gyms).
Amenities at Luxury 4-Bedrom Home in Kumasi 5 mins to Airport
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
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