Maaha Beach Resort

I visited December 2022 and in March 2023. December season is always a blast with many activities in the hotel and outside it. There was live band, good food and trips to the Maaha island for fun activities. Its always a good time when its a festive season. My second time was much quieter as it was off season, regardless the staff were attentive, the food was great and having the place to ourselves was the serenity we needed. The rooms were clean and the place was great.

This is really a motel not a resort, online pictures are over rated. Old rooms, terrible front desk experience. Made a huge mistake in booking this shack. Stay away if your from western countries, this is not for you, you will regret it. Food is average.

Excellent place for our honeymoon. The shower in the first room allocated almost electrocuted us, but we were given a new room as soon as we complained. Food was awesome and well varied with BBQ nights, etc

Excellent service, clean beach, nice food and lovely atmosphere, loved the live band on the end of the year, the lady had energy. Wish to see more improvement in The area of the bathroom, the food too, though lovely there was no jollof, waakye or kenkey , my opinion

We made our way to the bar beside the pool. Ordered drinks to chill on. The bar was empty and I was happy about that, I mean what other way would you spend your afternoon with your friend. The drinks were affordable. Later we moved to their summer huts to explore the place and take all the pictures to share. You might want to go with a Bluetooth speaker if you go in the daytime. You are assured of a luxurious experience when you stay at the Maaha Beach Resort at an affordable rate. You get to stay in a beautiful room with a sea view, all you need is to select a room. Their room rates start at 840 cedis. Their amenities include

(MARCH 2022) I would not stay here again, nor would I recommend it. From power outages that prevent you from getting running water in your room to a poor selection of food and the slowest service. A big wire gate runs along the property line obstructing the view of the breach and cheapening the experience. The rooms and other amenities ( the ones that are actually open) are nothing close to what is depicted on the website's pictures and videos, which explains the low occupancy rate. This was a big disappointment and horrible introduction to the western region. When making complaints, be prepared to be met with empty apologies and no offer for the inconvenience. I stayed for 3 days, and the power (and water) went out on each day. After speaking to the manager named Anand (over the phone) and letting him know of all the inconveniences, he only issued an apology. I pushed back, and he said all he could do was provide complementary breakfast and lunch and that issuing a refund, in full or in part, would take over a month to process. You run a hotel. Why would it take a month to issue a refund to guests who are probably only staying at your establishment for a few days? Prior to checking out at breakfast, I asked to speak to Anand directly and was told he was too busy to speak to me. When I went to check-out, Anand came out of the back office to let us know that he'd done all he could possibly do by offering us complimentary meals that in my view amount to approximately $25 - this is not enough considering I had to sit in my hotel for hours dirty, and with no lights, A/C or running water to bathe or simply wash my hands after using the unflushable toilet. I read this review to the manager prior to me posting this and it was fine with him because he felt that he did his best to accommodate. Please, folks, save yourself the headache and disappointment and book yourself into a different hotel.