馬哈海灘度假村(Maaha Beach Resort)

Le resort est sympa. On trouve tout sur place : piscine pour adultes, pour enfants, cinéma, bar, restaurants, billard , accès à la plage, espace bien-être, salle de sport... Nous y avons fait qu'un week-end mais nous y serions bien restés plus. Nous reviendrons sûr ! Chambres sont très corrects avec un petit balcon. La vue plage est un plus. Restaurant : tout est bon. Petit déjeuner copieux, varié et de qualité. Le personnel est aux petits soins.

My family and I went there to have a quality time, the resort was clean but the pool was dirty and the water level was very low and not being filtered. My husband and son could not swim due to that. We went to the restaurant for dinner my husband ordered BBQ chicken and fried rice the food came out after an hour and a half of waiting with fried rice and chicken bones which the waiter knew the order was wrong but he still went ahead to deliver it to our table. The only person who made our stay memorable was Gabby he was friendly and always smiling and we thank him for that.

Excellent place for our honeymoon. The shower in the first room allocated almost electrocuted us, but we were given a new room as soon as we complained. Food was awesome and well varied with BBQ nights, etc

Excellent service, clean beach, nice food and lovely atmosphere, loved the live band on the end of the year, the lady had energy. Wish to see more improvement in The area of the bathroom, the food too, though lovely there was no jollof, waakye or kenkey , my opinion

First, watch out for falling coconuts. This is no joke. One nearly hit and killed our tour guide. They fall from over 100 feet and the trees are everywhere over the paths. A good hotel would remove them but they won’t. Next, no water in my room. I finally after a day was able to move to a room with water but they refused to reimburse any amount for the room without water. They only laughed.

We made our way to the bar beside the pool. Ordered drinks to chill on. The bar was empty and I was happy about that, I mean what other way would you spend your afternoon with your friend. The drinks were affordable. Later we moved to their summer huts to explore the place and take all the pictures to share. You might want to go with a Bluetooth speaker if you go in the daytime. You are assured of a luxurious experience when you stay at the Maaha Beach Resort at an affordable rate. You get to stay in a beautiful room with a sea view, all you need is to select a room. Their room rates start at 840 cedis. Their amenities include

(MARCH 2022) I would not stay here again, nor would I recommend it. From power outages that prevent you from getting running water in your room to a poor selection of food and the slowest service. A big wire gate runs along the property line obstructing the view of the breach and cheapening the experience. The rooms and other amenities ( the ones that are actually open) are nothing close to what is depicted on the website's pictures and videos, which explains the low occupancy rate. This was a big disappointment and horrible introduction to the western region. When making complaints, be prepared to be met with empty apologies and no offer for the inconvenience. I stayed for 3 days, and the power (and water) went out on each day. After speaking to the manager named Anand (over the phone) and letting him know of all the inconveniences, he only issued an apology. I pushed back, and he said all he could do was provide complementary breakfast and lunch and that issuing a refund, in full or in part, would take over a month to process. You run a hotel. Why would it take a month to issue a refund to guests who are probably only staying at your establishment for a few days? Prior to checking out at breakfast, I asked to speak to Anand directly and was told he was too busy to speak to me. When I went to check-out, Anand came out of the back office to let us know that he'd done all he could possibly do by offering us complimentary meals that in my view amount to approximately $25 - this is not enough considering I had to sit in my hotel for hours dirty, and with no lights, A/C or running water to bathe or simply wash my hands after using the unflushable toilet. I read this review to the manager prior to me posting this and it was fine with him because he felt that he did his best to accommodate. Please, folks, save yourself the headache and disappointment and book yourself into a different hotel.

Good WiFi connection. Clean place, maintenance lacking a little bit but general good. Pool surroundings a little bit outdated could use a refurbishment. Beautiful natural surroundings with coconut trees and the sea and beach. Gym outdated too. Massage ladies way too personal by asking personal numbers of guests. Food was okay too.

Our family stayed at the Maaha resort in late November/early December of 2022 as part of a larger tour of Ghana, after visiting and staying at a host of other hotels throughout the country. By far, our experience at Maaha was worse than any other hotel we visited. Although the site appears beautiful on the surface, I do not recommend staying here. Some portion of the issue might be due to the travel company that handled our booking; our four person family (parents and two children, 13 and 11) ended up in a beachside bungaloo that was clearly intended for a maximum of 2 people. Blame cannot be solely placed upon the travel company, however, as not only did Maaha allow that booking to be made, they confirmed it upon arrival -- including the number of guests. Our welcome letter stated only that the buffet breakfast was complimentary for guests ("bed and breakfast" was the phrase we kept hearing from them), and did not mention that only two breakfasts were complimentary. This became an issue later on, as we would inconsistently be charged for for our kids coming to breakfast. After the first charge (on the second day), I began skipping breakfast to allow my kids to eat; even still, 5 days of children's breakfasts added more than US$180 to our bill. Our tour company ended up picking up the tab on this, as it was also their understanding that breakfast would be included for all of us. The exorbitant charge for a child's breakfasts was consistent with other food prices at the resort being outrageously expensive compared to every single other hotel we'd been to. (In general, food prices in Ghana are low, especially compared to the United States and Europe -- even at hotels.) The quality of the food was passably good (in general -- there were occasionally issues that were *very* bad), but the prices reflected the fact that there was no other option for food in the vicinity -- without a car, there's simply nowhere else to eat. I assume this was also the reason that the structure of food service was also unpredictable. At first, we were presented with menus for lunch and dinner; by the time we left, we were basically ordered to come by early to make our choice between two or three options they'd present. Although we had positive interactions with a few staff members, many would preemptively present me with a complaint form. I found this behavior to be quite odd, as it started late on our first full day, well before I would have had anything to complain about. By the time we left, I found myself dreading the prospect of talking to anyone there. My wife and children, on the other hand, were perplexed by the number of times staff remarked "oh, you're still here?" or "why haven't you gone yet?" The overall feeling was that -- for whatever reason -- we were not truly welcome, and they wished we would leave. I have other complaints -- the lack of adequate mosquito control (like bed nets), which meant we had experienced dozens of mosquito bites (and, for my yo