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Brynx Haven - Cape Coast
Located in Cape Coast, 2.8 km from Cape Coast Castle, Brynx Haven - Cape Coast provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Hans Cottage Botel
Hans Cottage Botel is located in Cape Coast, 11 km from Cape Coast Castle, and features an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace. This 1-star hotel offers a concierge service and room service....
Marrets International Hotel - "Express"
Marrets International Hotel is located in Cape Coast. At the property you will find a 24-hour front desk. Free Wi-Fi access is available in all areas.
Paradise Ocean Resort
Situated in Cape Coast, 8.8 km from Cape Coast Castle, Paradise Ocean Resort features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Kokodo Guest House
Set in Cape Coast, 2.9 km from Cape Coast Castle and 14 km from Elmina Castle, Kokodo Guest House offers a garden and air conditioning.
GreenSpring
GreenSpring, a property with a garden, is located in Cape Coast, 5.8 km from Cape Coast Castle, 12 km from Elmina Castle, as well as 25 km from Fort Amsterdam.
Rans Hill Lodge
Set in Cape Coast, Rans Hill Lodge offers accommodation with free private parking. Fitted with a balcony, the units feature a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries.
IS Guest House
Featuring sea views, IS Guest House provides accommodation with terrace, around 1.4 km from Cape Coast Castle. This guest house features air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony.
Orange Beach hostel
Offering a bar and sea view, Orange Beach hostel is set in Cape Coast, 500 metres from Cape Coast Castle and 13 km from Elmina Castle. The air-conditioned accommodation is 23 km from Fort Amsterdam.
Veke Executive Lodge & Event Center
Boasting garden views, Veke Executive Lodge & Event Center is located in Cape Coast, 21 km from Fort Amsterdam.
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Ana amazing cultural experience designed to bring you closer...
Ana amazing cultural experience designed to bring you closer to Ghana and whomever you’re going with. Lovely place if you know what you’re looking for. The castles, the beach lodges and the local food stores were fantastic.Toby - 10Scored 10
It was a memorable place, very nice and helpful people…..
It was a memorable place, very nice and helpful people…..moved around quite a bit, Ebenezer from hans cottage was very helpful in my transportation and site seeing…learnt a lot of slave trade history which was sad. The coastline is very beautiful and a visit to st george’s/elmina and cape coast castle is a must! Canopy walk at kakum national park was awesome. I used a private car from accra and paid ten times the price, thx to Ebenezer, my return trip with francol transport services was fast, comfortable and very affordable…the jollof rice n goat was tasty but very hot!!…its very safe to walk around especially at cape coast. Kumasi is very developed and beautiful but quite a distance from cape coast….the road construction caused a lot of time wastage in traffic but the visit to kente weaving center was worth the hassle….the weavers were gracious to come in on Sunday although it’s not a working day, thanks to an elderly papa who patiently gave us directions from kumasi to bonwire….Christianborg/Osu castle is another gem in accra. Getting to the black star tower was exciting and learning the history of the square as well as 28february street was informative….oxford street is too hyped but there wasn’t much to see. Next time I will spend more time at cape coast….its cooler than accra and very beautiful…totally enjoyed my stay.elizabethKenya - 10Scored 10
Cape Coast is well worth the 3 hour drive from Accra.
Cape Coast is well worth the 3 hour drive from Accra. The castle is a must-see (be sure to take the guided tour). The town is big enough to find banks and necessities, and has a couple of tourist-friendly restaurants. Baobob House in particular (a charity) has great vegetarian takes on Ghanaian dishes. People are friendly but the souvenir sellers can be very pushy.
FoggyMondayUnited States - 8.0Scored 8.0
Cape Coast grows on you and is an acquired taste.
Cape Coast grows on you and is an acquired taste. You do not fall in love with her immediately but she gradually works her way into your system. But it holds tremendous history and is surtounded by castles and forts that hold the stories of slavery and slave trade. It is easy to get around Cape Coast using rickshaws, taxis and trotros and it is also very affordable. Great places to visit are Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle and Kakum National Park which has the famous canopy walk in the forest and exciting tree houses. I stayed at the Orange Beach Resort and enjoyed the food here immensely so did not go out to eat. The menu is lical, fresh and a wet dream for an episcatarian with giant lobsters and sumptuous grilled fish going.
Tomatina2014United Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Cape coast castle has an interesting and sad history and...
Cape coast castle has an interesting and sad history and it’s worth taking the guided tour. It’s also worth a visit to Kakum National Park which is about an hour in a taxi from the centre of town. The canopy walk there is an exhilarating experience.
KathrynUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Cape Coast has everything...
Cape Coast has everything...It has History; (Elmina Slave Castle, Cape Coast Castle), etc., Culture, Relaxation, Beautiful Beaches, Amazing Local Food...Fufu and Fresh Salmon 😚, the Locals are Nicest People I have ever met, Plenty of Available StreetTransportation, Traveling Solo?...NO Fear...just ask one of the locals and they will point you in the right direction! Explore and Enjoy your stay!TuesdayUnited States
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