Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel

There are hotels you enjoy staying in. There are hotels you look forward to returning to. And then, occasionally, there is a hotel you genuinely don't want to leave. The Radisson Blu in Lagos is that place for me. There is a warmth about this hotel that seems to embrace you from the moment you walk through its doors. Of course, it is beautiful and comfortable, and everything you would expect from a hotel of this quality is there. But buildings don't create warmth. People do. And the people here are quite exceptional. The friendliness of the staff never feels rehearsed or simply part of the job. There is a generosity of spirit about the welcome, the smiles, the conversations and all those small moments of kindness that gradually turn somewhere you are staying into somewhere you feel you belong. Perhaps that is why checking out always feels slightly wrong. As a Scotsman, I should probably be delighted when somebody finally presents me with a bill and encourages me to stop spending money. Somehow, at the Radisson Blu, even that doesn't work. I still don't want to leave. Some hotels provide you with a room for a few nights. The really special ones give you a feeling. This one does that for me, every single time.

The location

The river front view from hotel is amazing.

Nothing

The hot water looks brown in color so bad for health. And skin.

The staff was slow in responding