Top Destinations in Ghana
Looking for a serviced apartment in Ghana? From short-term corporate stays to long-term relocation assignments, our serviced apartments offer you the space, flexibility and comfort of home in one of West Africa’s fastest-evolving business hubs. Explore our many options in Accra for your stay.
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Whether your stay in Ghana lasts a few days or several months, our serviced apartments are ideally suited to business travellers and relocation teams. With properties situated near key trade corridors, coastal logistics hubs and Ghana’s growing urban centres, you’ll find excellent accommodation aligned with your corporate travel needs.
Serviced Apartments in Accra – the national capital and main business centre, with strong infrastructure, international connections and corporate facilities.
Our serviced apartments in Ghana provide you with a host of benefits tailored for both short business trips and longer corporate relocations:
Significantly more living space than a standard hotel room - offering separate areas for work, relaxation and dining.
Fully equipped kitchens - allowing you to prepare meals, stay flexible and maintain routines.
Comfortable bedrooms and modern bathrooms - designed for both comfort and professionalism.
Regular housekeeping, laundry services and business-grade Wi-Fi - to keep things running smoothly.
Flexible stay terms - from a few nights to multiple months - to match your assignment length precisely.
Ghana lies in West Africa with a coastline along the Atlantic and borders with Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire and Togo. It experiences a tropical climate: the coastal areas are warm and humid year-round, while northern regions have more pronounced dry seasons. Business travellers should check local forecasts when planning stays outside the capital region.
The currency in Ghana is the Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). Credit cards are widely accepted in major hotels and serviced apartments in cities such as Accra and Kumasi—but for smaller towns and local services, carrying some local cash is wise.
English is the official language and is widely used in business and government - making it straightforward for international travellers. Local languages such as Akan (Twi/Fante) and Ga are also spoken, especially in regional areas.
Ghana operates on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT/UTC +0) year-round - there is no daylight-saving time adjustment. For international businesses, scheduling meetings with UK or European offices is straightforward.