Ikes Cultural Village

Stayed one night. Room was simple and clean. A/C worked well. Amenities included mini-fridge and electric kettle. Well lit desk area. Well located power sockets. Comfortable bed and pillows.|Bathroom on the dark side. Shower with hot water and decent water pressure.|Average wifi.|Breakfast to order - fairly basic.|On the negative side, loud music was played across from the hotel until past 23:00 - ear plugs and white noise essential.

A charming place with a great atmosphere, excellent food, and truly top‑notch live music. I’ve only been there for dinner on two occasions, so I can’t speak about the rooms, but the restaurant experience alone is absolutely worth it.

Ike's Cultural village or their cafe is a beautiful, luxurious yet affordable place to visit with your loved ones and family. Kids are allowed. They have Continental and local dishes. Their foods are mostly prepared upon request and they have already prepared ones too. One thing I love about Ike's Cultural village is their "life band"💞they sing all kinds of music, from cools to reggae, dancehall, high life, hip life etc. Go and have a beautiful, luxurious experience 💞

I stayed here for 3 days and to be honest one of the best services I have had in Ghana. If you're thinking of visiting, just do it.

Good food but my wife and my food came so late that everyone else in our group was done eating by the time our food arrived. Our food (noodles and fried rice) should have been very simple to prepare. We should have received a discount for how late our food was.

Ikes Cultural Village is a hidden gem for anyone seeking a blend of relaxation, culture, and a touch of adventure. The centerpiece is undoubtedly the large pond teeming with catfish, where visitors can select their catch for a truly fresh dining experience. It adds an interactive and authentic touch to the visit. The restaurant serves delicious, locally inspired dishes, and the freshness of the fish is unbeatable. The atmosphere is peaceful, making it a perfect spot for a meal with family or friends. Accommodation options are also available, with rooms that are clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed to complement the cultural ambiance. It's a great choice for an overnight stay if you're looking to escape the hustle of city life. Overall, Ike’s Cultural Village is more than just a destination—it's an experience that combines culture, nature, and culinary delight. Highly recommended for anyone looking for something unique!

The atmosphere is a very cool vibe! We did not stay at the hotel, just ate at the restaurant. Food was good. My kids ordered delicious burgers and fries. The jollof rice was just okay and it came with fried chicken that was tasty. My husband had the goat soup with fufu, and it was very spicy and good. The waitress was very helpful and friendly. My kids loved the fish pond that is filled with big and ugly and greedy catfish. (I thought they were gross.). The drinks were nice, and my son was even able to get a milkshake and my daughter a smoothie. Looked like the hotel was not yet complete. It was pretty empty when I was there for a late lunch on a Saturday, but I would love to go back when it is crowded and a band is playing.

Not worth it! Tourist trap to the nth degree. We were also chased around by a young guy who made it a point of being a jerk about taking pictures. That's real bright when someone goes there from another country for the first time great way to show your lack of both hospitality and lack of sharing any culture. It struck us as a poor man's version of the PCC in Hawaii. It lacked anything "cultural" whenever we tried to ask anyone anything about their culture they seemed pissed so we just left.