Service, serenity and security, the three things we decided every guest should be able to count on, whether they book one night or one year.
Adrian's Place began with a single building on the Asari Eso Layout in Ikot Eyo, opened to serve visitors who wanted more than a hotel room: proper space, a kitchen, reliable power and someone on the premises at all hours.
Word travelled. Carnival visitors, oil and construction crews, NGO teams, wedding parties and families returning home all became regulars, and the Annex on MCC Road followed to put the same standard right in the centre of the city.
Today we also manage YWCA Lodges on Moloney Street, Onikan, bringing affordable, well-managed lodging to Lagos Island under the Adrian's Place standard.
Reception is staffed every hour of every day. Airport pickups, tours, laundry and late check-ins are arranged without fuss, and our kitchen serves both local and international dishes.
Our buildings sit on quiet, well-kept layouts. Rooms are cleaned daily, powered around the clock and designed so you can actually rest or work in them.
On-site managers, gated compounds and 24-hour security mean guests, including women travelling alone, consistently tell us they felt safe here.
We never close. Our team is here around the clock, Monday to Sunday, at all three addresses.
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Arrive at any hour. Someone is always at the front desk to welcome you.
On duty 24/7
Gated compounds, on-site managers and night attendants at every address.
Available 24/7
Airport pickups, drivers, tours and late arrivals, arranged day or night.
Check-in from 2pm, check-out by 12 noon
Early arrival or late departure? Ask us and we will do our best to fit you in.
We picked our addresses for what is around them as much as for the buildings themselves. Here is how the neighbourhood carries our promise out into the city.
Good service does not stop at the front door. Our concierge will book a driver to the Marina, point you to the best time for the cable car and have a cold drink waiting when you get back.
Explore Asari EsoPhoto: Teemages, CC BY-SA 4.0
We chose quiet neighbourhoods on purpose. In Onikan, Freedom Park is a short walk away, and in Calabar the Drill Monkey sanctuary and Obudu's mountain air are easy escapes after a busy day.
Explore YWCA Lodges, LagosPhoto: Folu Oyefeso, CC BY-SA 4.0
Exploring a new city is easier when you know your base is safe. We share trusted routes and drivers for museums, markets and Carnival nights, so you can enjoy the day and come home with peace of mind.
Explore Asari EsoPhoto: Ei'eke, CC BY-SA 4.0Tell us your dates and which city you are heading to, Calabar or Lagos Island, and we will take it from there.
Can't see your question here? Call or message us any time. Someone is always at reception.
