Lagos, the former capital, is still the commercial heart of Nigeria. The Sofitel Lagos is in Ikoyi, a residential area close by the business district. Its 94 rooms are spacious and elegant, and it has a good array of facilities including a pool, meeting rooms, restaurants and bars. The Sheraton Lagos Hotel offers all the modern comforts of a large international hotel, with over 300 rooms, four restaurants, a business centre and swimming pool. It is situated in the district of Ikeja and easily accessible from the airport. The rapidly expanding city of Uyo is in an oil-rich area of Nigeria. Hotels include the highly rated Le Meridien Ibom Hotel and Golf resort. Here you can stay in a tropical idyll, sheltered by palm tree forests and landscaped gardens. The challenging 18-hole golf course, luxurious surroundings and conference facilities for up to 1,000 people make it ideal for business events. The price per night averages around €160.

Nigeria has been seeing a steady increase in the number of business travellers as a result of its status as the largest oil industry in Africa. Several exciting hotel developments are in the pipeline and many existing hotels and guesthouses are being upgraded to meet the visitors’ expectations. Rezidor, the Brussels-based hotel company, plans to launch several of its Park Inn brand hotels in Nigeria. The first one, in Lagos, will be called the Ikeja Hotel and is due to open in 2013 with 135 rooms. Another Rezidor brand, Radisson Blu, is building two large luxury hotel in Lagos, one in the Victoria Island district. For seriously chic business accommodation, the five star Wheatbaker Hotel in Lagos promises to combine a boutique hotel style with conferencing and business facilities.

It is well known for their many different animals that the public may view for the whole year. It is however advised to visit around November and May for the dry season as they appear more often during the said time. Aside from viewing different kinds of animals, the Yankari Park also offers swimming into the famed Wikki Warm Springs. It is famous not only in the park but the area as well because the water in the Wikki Warm Springs is warm and is accessible throughout the day for the guests. While busy planning for the trip and looking for the places to go, a place to stay shouldn’t be much of your worries because Nigeria has many accommodating and peaceful hotels you can choose from. They have different themes and dining options.

By the Victoria Island lies an inviting hotel named Eko Hotels and Suites. The hotel has a view over the Atlantic Ocean and the Kuramo Lake and from the hotel, you can walk to the beach, drive for only 10 minutes to the city, and 45 minutes to reach the airport. All in all, it is an accessible place since it is near offices for some companies such as banks, gas, and communication. The hotel has 604 rooms in total and is the biggest one located in Lagos that offers superb interior as well. For their strategic location, the Eko Hotels and Suites have a convenient view to the sea and the city. Fitness facilities are also available. There are also varieties of restaurants the guests can choose from.

The Protea Hotel Oakwood Park Nigeria is a place where business people or just guests who are on vacation can definitely enjoy. They offer many facilities such as shuttles to and from the airport, in-room safes that are digital, fitness facilities, sauna, free car park, baby sitting, laundry services, and a business center for busy people. They also have restaurants and a cocktail bar, as well as conference facilities for those who would like to conduct their meeting area there. It is complete with all the necessities including overhead projectors, television, and screens.