Maaha Beach Resort

The food was always good. The swimming pool was clean. The rooms were clean. The ambience was calm. The staff were generally welcoming, including the security.

The masseuse was unpleasant. She had bad customer service skills. The cinema was disappointing, the video wouldn't load or had breaks in them. There was no popcorn contrary to what was promised. The air-conditioning was faulty in many deluxe rooms such that myself and my spouse had to be stepped down to standard rooms instead. Unfortunate

Luxury and comfort! This property is the arguably the most beautiful resort in Ghana. I can imagine dignitaries being hosted here. The restaurant offers delicious cuisine. The buildings are built using sustainable materials. Amazing!

Sometimes unstable wifi connection. No brewed coffee for breakfast. There were only Nescafe packets.

Very friendly staff and beautiful location. The use of traditional building materials is good and very much in lines with the area, giving it a pleasant and natural feeling.

The front desk staff and management did not having my booking upon arrival from Booking.Com. I was eventually accomodated next to a loud party event. I had less than 3 hours sleep. It looked like paradise, but I felt like I was in hell because I could not sleep. The staff was somewhat apologetic but did not offer any means to compensate.

The entire experience at the resort was amazing/ fantastic/ 10/10 . The check-in and check-out very smooth. Staff were incredible and very friendly. Upon arrival we were taken in the electrical cart to our room and then provided with a tour of the premises. All of this was excellent. Staff all have made the resort shine brightly. We will tell our friends of this place.

1. Communication/ lack of it before we arrived. 2. We ended up taking a 4 hour bus ride...which no one needs to do. Information can be provided about relatively inexpensive flight from Accra to Takoradi. Then the resort can provide transportation to the resort from Takoradi. The only thing inconvenient about the resort is the lack of transportation to it. 2. The only ATM on the premises has been non-functioning for over a couple of months. This is a great inconvenience. 3. The management can support local people. Information can be provided that tourists can see monkeys and crocodiles if they go early morning to the village on the water on stilts. I would have gladly supported the local economy. Please give back to the local community! I did take a tour about it was later in the morning when monkeys and crocodiles are away. I did support the local school. 4. Tourists like us from Canada would have appreciated fresh coconut water and coconut given that these grow in Ghana!!! 5. Finally, I was a bit disappointed that I could not be in the ocean. I understand the dangers and the liability. I had to be content to hearing the power of the waves, and walking in it. I don't mean to encourage swimming in ocean with strong currents. But a life-guard around to allow close to the beach being IN the ocean would have made this vacation--too short-- truly memorable. My daughter enjoyed swimming in the pool though. Thank you for the opportunity to provide all this feedback. Excellent resort: Will spread the word. Thank you again!

The facilities are generally up to expected standard. Rooms clean; addition of beach front bar since previous visit was a plus. Swimming pool a highlight, although too much loud music - little peace at Maaha at Christmas; no relent - but that is about my preference. Get some proper cues and chalk for your pool table.

The food. The breakfast is poor, with customers faced with sliced hot dogs and overcooked onions. No fresh bread, and an astonishing lack of fresh fruit and juice in a country where such things should be highlights. Similarly, the buffet offering is disappointing, with poor quality meat and dishes that seem to contain MSG (Maggi?) and condemn diners to dry mouths for the nights. Maaha is on the coast - where is the seafood? Forget the menu when we were there - prawns, octopus, barracuda, etc. - not available.

The Sea View, the garden, the staff, the room,...

The restaurant doesn't have enough option. The same food everyday There is not enough fish, no other sea food. Dinner is not tasty We are by the sea and no sea food available There is nothing planned for kids

The resort is located on the beach, has much open space to walk. Swimming pool is great and the coconut after check in was appreciated

Room small and simple. The only option for dinner was a buffet meat oriented. Few options for vegetarians. Breakfast ok but no real coffee, in a coffee grower country. What a shame The vehicles used in the property run with diesel with smoke and bad olors.

the customer service!!! 5 star customer service and attention to detail! shoot out to Prince! he was so hospitable. Food was amazing also. The offer onsite activities- cinema abs spa onsite although we did not get a chance to enjoy this as our stay was for 1 night. Nzulezu (city in water) is just a 15 minute drive from the hotel.

The room we stayed in was outdated. there was some water damage on the floor.

Breakfast was great but no transport provided to take you round

everything

the bed is tooooooooooooooooo hard.

Beautiful ghanaian indeginous architecture. Really nice with the lights at night. Sea view is lovely. Massage was great at the spa. Friday and Saturday grills at poolside is fantastic. I recommend it for honeymoons, leisure and business.

No fresh juice served. Rusted fence at tennis court that cut me and housekeeping forgot to place a dental kit, bedroom slippers and a morning coat in my room.

Amazing facility. Well laid out with all the required amenities. Very relaxing atmosphere with a very friendly staff. Marco the GM and Frank the B&F manager were exceptional in ensuring a memorable stay. This resort is highly recommended to any visitor to Ghana. A short flight from Accra to Takoradi and a bit over an hours drive to the facility. A quiet wonderful getaway from the city. Resort arranged a side trip to Nzulezo (a village on water) which is less than fifteen minutes from the resort. Comparable, if not better than some of the highly rated resorts In the world.

Make sure to arrange your transportation with the resort from the Takoradi airport with the resort before you travel. Better if you have your own transportation to explore the local area.

The staff was very nice and available all the time. The food was very good especially the barbecue. If we go for a weekend, make sure to go on the trip they propose (plus extra fees) we had a blast my kids and us.

I find the room a little dark for my liking I like to have daylight in the room but that just me.

Beautiful scenery, well kept landscape

Dirty pool, poor air conditioning, cinema not operational during my stay. Poor disability access to the restaurant.

Friendly staff. Beautiful facility. Nice swimming pool.

No interest for the location and the beach. Sick because of the food. AC out of order in the first room.

Amazing food and services but inflation on prices of food can be subsidise

Booking of fun stuff takes too much time and beach closed from tourist n u can’t even interact with locals

the staff were very friendly and committed.the boat ride to Maaha village was really fun

the bathroom water pressure was too low on the first day. but it was resolved later. the fear of coconut falling on someone's head is also there.

The staff were pleasant and breakfast wasn't bad. The surroundings were clean and the beach was neat.

The sea breeze seems to be having a negative impact on the property, so the wooden doors and wooden case in which the toilet was in were getting creaky, maintenance need to be better that what it is.

Great food, lots of Indian dishes! Pool is great, ignore the garbage, and the beach is great. Lots of pretty places to sit on the beach and the spa is well worthwhile!

Garbage on the beach is so sad to see, there are workers supposedly cleaning, but they spend most of their time sleeping.

Pleasant room overlooking the beach and beautiful sea view. On a much bigger scale than I had imagined - driven to our room on arrival in a motorised golf-type buggy! A most attractive compound with a distinctive African feel - thatched roofs and raffia walls, lawns dotted with local carvings and sculptures and live peacocks strutting around. Lovely bar and pool area with fountain, the barman invented a cocktail just for us. Top notch service, delicious restaurant dinner buffet. Hotel organised our trip to nearby Nzulezo village on stilts at a very reasonable price, well worth a visit.

The bed was very high, I am quite short, so needed a ladder! Fixtures and fittings could be improved - no full-length mirror, bathroom and wardrobe doors did not close properly, and the wardrobe is designed for men - couldn't hang any of my dresses in it. Good to have tea and coffee making facilities in the room - but the kettle leaked! No tourists apart from us - other guests were international guest workers at the enormous nearby gas works!