Hotels in Nigeria

Lagos is home to world-class entertainment spots and the most exotic nightlife venues with movie premieres, concerts, live music shows by local and international artists every week. Whether you’re staying at the Shoregate Hotel, the Blowfish Hotel, or the Protea Hotel by Marriott Ikeja, you can enjoy the Nigerian cuisines before driving or walking to famous nightclubs. Some of the Nigerian cuisines to try include jollof rice, garri, pounded yampeper soup, and moi moi. At the rooftop terrace of Bon Vivant, you'll have the best cocktail menus and listen to pulsating music from their DJs as you watch the streets of Lagos fall asleep. A few meters from here, you can try the InsideOut Bar, Duna Beach Club, or hop in different pubs and bars at Rua 25 de Abril, a nightlife hotspot. If in Abuja, you'll not be short of nightlife because the Bamboo, the Mirage Hookah Lounge, Blucabana, and Club Cabana offer excellent drinks, cocktails, concerts, karaoke, and all-night dance at cheap prices.

If you love collecting art and learning Nigerian history, we recommend getting one of the cheap hotels in Nigeria, in Lagos, like the Staycation, Encore Lagos Hotel & Suites, or the Preserve Apartments and Suites. A short drive from these Nigerian hotels can take you to Freedom Park, a UNESCO heritage site, which is open throughout the year for a fee. You can visit the National Museum for Art Collections for a small fee. This museum is busiest during holidays and festive seasons, but the other days it is quite slow. Learn the slave trade history at the Vlekete Slave Market for a small fee any time of the year. Also, don't leave without visiting the Lagos Lighthouse for a small fee and Eko Atlantic City. From Asaa Pyramid Hotel and Green Suites Villa in Kaduna city, you'll find great historical sites like St Joseph's Cathedral, Palace of His Royal Highness the Emir of Yola, and the Kagoro Caves, all at small fees any time of the year. For fine and contemporary art in Lagos, shop at Red Door Gallery, Omenka Gallery, Rele Gallery, and Nike Art Gallery.

The least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Nigeria is September. On average, it only costs €23 per night in the month of September. Conversely, the most expensive month to visit Nigeria is May.

As many would assume, more people stay in Lagos than in any other city while visiting Nigeria.

As a popular tourist destination in Nigeria, it is no surprise that Ikeja has the most expensive hotel rooms at €40 per night - 22% more than than the country's average hotel room price.