The beach is nice and the bungalow is ok

They opened a nightclub next to the bungalows an have been blasting music until late night, like 4am, I came here to rest since I have to make more than 10h by motorbike today and I couldn’t sleep at all. I also told to the restaurant that I was vegetarian, they game me an “omelette with vegetarian sausage” the sausage was not vegetarian at all…

Really nice location straight on a lovely beach

Staff were borderline rude, no AC in the room just a very weak fan meant I got barely any sleep. Prices are really expensive and the food is not that great. Weird system for dinner you need to order food 1 hour in advance which is bizarre seeing as the hotel seemed pretty empty

Les cottages sont propres un peu petit tout de même une chambre séparée aurait été un plus.. La situation sur la plage est incroyable

Tout était trés bien...

Beautiful mature gardens, well landscaped. Plenty of outdoor seating. Exterior buildings, beautifully decorated in bright paints. Friendly staff and good evening meal. Nice beach area .

Bedroom was a bit small. Had to pull the bed to the middle of the room, to be able to walk around it. The most expensive accommodation we stayed in, but very small and basic. Not necessarily value for money. Food was more expensive than other places we stayed at.

Lovely hotel. The rooms are set in such a way that you feel very private, though there are other chalets nearby. The rooms are a very good size, very clean and comfortable. The staff are very friendly and the food was lovely, even though often orders took very long to be ready. We were able to walk straight on to the beach and have long walks, or have meals on the beachfront which was great. We took day trips to Kakum National Park and Elmina Castle. Both were a reasonable drive from the hotel. Our trip to Ghana was busy, the days spent at Ko-sa beach felt like a bit of an oasis for us.

The rooms were described as luxury on their website so I hadn't appreciated it was a 2 star hotel. Thankfully once we arrived the set up was nice. I scored comfort low because everyday there were droppings on the surfaces in our room. We would clean it and then find more. We were convinced there was a lizard, but staff didn't think so. That made me a little uncomfortable. But given the location, I guess it's to be expected, it wasn't the fault of the hotel.

Breakfast was good. Property was well kept. Brooms at the door of the rooms a plus so we can sweep out sand whenever we get sand into the room from beaches. Beach was swept every morning - kept it very clean. Security presence was reassuring Staff were always seen sweeping fallen leaves etc I found the area for games also unique. Though my family didn’t have the time to play games, I felt it was a beautiful thing and I’ll have loved to spend time there

The beddings and curtains (some look faded) could be upgraded to give a more cozy feeling in the rooms especially the smaller beds in the family room- they didn’t look very cozy. The room we stayed in (family room) had neither a fridge or a microwave. I don’t know about the other rooms and the policy at Ko Sa but I think the family rooms should have a fridge and a microwave. (Ideally I’ll have recommended a kitchenette but because of space limitations)This is usually because families with kids pack their unique food preferences for their kids that they might want to warm up or quickly fix for them( porridges for example, finger foods etc) The road to the resort was in bad shape. Seeing there are a couple of resorts down the Ampenyi beach, I think they could pool resources to smoothen the road a bit - especially where it branches off the Ampenyi town/village to the resort area.

Great stay. Garden and beach views fantastic. Friendly staff and delicious food. A relaxing and peaceful location.

Nothing.

Lovely beach cottages! The resort has a great beach for swimming! Restaurant also serves delicious Ghanaian dishes and breakfast. Friendly staff. Good wifi, too.

Mosquito net didn't fully cover the sleeping area