Kwaku Boadi Memorial lodge
A city-view hot tub lodge near Kumasi Airport
About this hotel
Kwaku Boadi Memorial Lodge pairs its hot tub with a city view and a landmark view from a balcony or terrace, a setting the other jacuzzi properties on this list don't offer. Rooms come with air-conditioning, private bathrooms and modern amenities, and the restaurant and bar keep to a simple, quiet register rather than the wider international menus found closer to the stadium strip. Continental and full English breakfast options cover most tastes, served in a relaxed dining area rather than a large buffet hall. The lodge sits three kilometres from Kumasi Airport and near Max City Medical Centre, a practical location for a visit tied to that side of the city rather than the usual Manhyia Palace or Kejetia Market itinerary. Reception staff speak English, which smooths communication for international guests arriving without local contacts.
- Hot tub with city view
- Balcony or terrace rooms
- 3 km from Kumasi Airport
Our take
This suits travellers who want a quiet, view-driven hot tub stay close to Kumasi Airport, particularly anyone with business near Max City Medical Centre rather than the tourist landmarks further into town. The balcony views over the city are a genuine point of difference among Kumasi's jacuzzi properties. Anyone wanting to be near Manhyia Palace or Kejetia Market on foot should look elsewhere, since this lodge sits apart from both.
- ✓Request a balcony room specifically for the city and landmark view, since not every room looks out the same way.
- ✓Book breakfast the night before if you want the full English option, since the dining area runs a relaxed, smaller-scale service.
- ✓Arrange transport into central Kumasi ahead of time, since this lodge sits apart from the main Manhyia Palace and Kejetia Market district.
Why we love it
- Hot tub with a genuine city and landmark view
- Balcony or terrace in every room
- Close to Kumasi Airport and Max City Medical Centre
- English-speaking reception staff
Why guests love itThe city view from the balcony hot tub was the standout of the stay, especially in the evening once the day's heat had broken and the view over town lit up. Being close to Max City Medical Centre suited this particular trip better than a hotel built around Manhyia Palace would have. Breakfast was simple but the full English option was a welcome change, and English-speaking reception staff made arranging a taxi into town straightforward, three easy kilometres from the airport.