Hotels in Nigeria

Hotels in Nigeria in Lagos like De Villa Hotel and Suites, are a good option if you want to experience the Nigerian coast. Nigeria hotels in Lagos will generally offer a transit service and you'll be able to try the local ferry between regions. If your trip takes 30 minutes or so, you can expect to pay less than a few pounds, depending on the driver and the size of the ferry. Cheap hotels in Nigeria will have information regarding public transport in the country. If you're planning on travelling between cities in Nigeria, you may want to consider hiring a driver for your journey. There is a public bus system in Nigeria but there is no guarantee that they're maintained well. A private driver is typically a safer option. A private driver in Nigeria will charge a very reasonable fee for an entire month.

Nigeria offers a plethora of activities and sights to see and do, from everyday activities to designed recreational endeavours, there is no shortage of things to find in Nigeria. Find cheap hotels in Nigeria near the Ekiti State, such as Queens Court Hotel, and take time out to visit the Ikogosi Warm Springs, a warm spring flowing down the hill alongside a cold spring. Tourists at this spring are enthralled by stories of the healing powers the spring water offers. Calabar Carnival is a world-renowned annual event in Nigeria. Book hotels in Calabar, Nigeria to be ideally located to experience one of Africa's biggest street parties at the end of December. This event is aimed as a showcase of Nigeria's cultural diversity, the beauty of the country, as well as a testament to its hospitality.

If you're in Nigeria to experience the vibrant nightlife and explore the clubs and bars the country has to offer, book hotels in Nigeria in Lagos like House of Blues Hotel & Entertainment Centre, or around Abuja. Whether you're in search of a chilled evening, looking to eat some bukka, or wanting to dance the night away, you'll find a host of places in Abuja, including Sofa Leather Lounge, Aqua Nightclub, The Octagon Bar, or Tucano Bar and Grill. In Lagos, you'll find several bars and restaurants to cater to your needs that include Friends Club, Club Quilox, Likwid Lounge, and Brizz Lounge & Restaurant.

If you're travelling to experience the arts and crafts scene in Nigeria, there are two areas to check out on your journey. The Jakande Market in Lekki, Lagos offers a selection of paintings, sculptures, and carvings to peruse through. The Arts and Craft village in Maitama, Abuja, near hotels like Aubit Hotel Limited, is another artistic market teeming with intricate artwork, fabrics, craftwork, as well as many paintings and sculptures. Both of these markets are good places to visit to pick up some souvenirs to take home. Lagos is a popular place for many tourists travelling to learn about the history of Nigeria. The National Museum Lagos is situated here and offers a variety of historical pieces, including a collection of Nigerian art. Kanta Museum is a museum in Argungu, Nigeria that offers a collection of thousands of artefacts telling the ancient story of Kanta.

Visiting Nigeria in July would make for the least expensive trip at just £41 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during February, as this is the most expensive month on average.

Our users tend to visit Lagos more often than any other city when travelling to Nigeria.

At £43 per night, Ibadan is the most expensive city in Nigeria to book a hotel room in. The average cost of £43 is about 46% above the country's average price per night.

As of February 2025, there are 8,407 operators available to choose from for hotels in Nigeria.

Prices for hotels in Nigeria were last updated today.