Top Destinations in Nigeria
Travelling to Nigeria for business? Whether you're in the country for a short-term assignment or relocating for a longer-term project, our serviced apartments provide the comfort, flexibility, and space that modern business travellers rely on. Choose from high-quality accommodation options in key cities like Lagos and Abuja, close to major financial districts, embassies, and transport links.
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Our serviced apartments in Nigeria offer a professional alternative to hotel stays, ideal for corporate travellers, consultants, and relocating professionals. Whether you need accommodation for a few weeks or several months, we provide flexible solutions in business-focused locations.
Serviced Apartments in Lagos – Nigeria’s commercial capital and Africa’s second fastest-growing city, home to major banks, international businesses, and a growing tech scene.
Serviced Apartments in Abuja – The political and administrative capital, offering access to embassies, government agencies, and global organisations.
For business travellers seeking space, security, and comfort, serviced apartments in Nigeria offer a superior alternative to hotels. Whether you're relocating, consulting, or managing a long-term project, our apartments are designed to support productivity and a balanced lifestyle.
Each unit features fully furnished interiors with separate living, sleeping, and working areas, as well as kitchens for self-catering. High-speed Wi-Fi, weekly housekeeping, and on-site amenities such as gyms or parking are often included, ensuring a seamless stay for corporate guests.
Lagos, in particular, offers a wide range of serviced apartments suited to professionals in finance, oil & gas, tech, and consulting sectors - all located near major business hubs like Victoria Island and Lekki.
Nigeria has a tropical climate, with wet and dry seasons varying by region. Coastal cities like Lagos experience heavy rainfall from April to October, while the north has a drier climate with higher temperatures. Lightweight clothing is recommended year-round, but business travellers should check forecasts during rainy months.
The official currency is the Nigerian Naira (₦ / NGN). While cash is widely used, especially in smaller towns, debit cards are accepted in urban areas. It is advisable to carry some local currency for smaller purchases and to use ATMs from recognised banks.
English is the official language and is commonly used in business and government. However, Nigeria is home to over 500 languages, and regional languages such as Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo are also widely spoken.
Nigeria operates on West Africa Time (UTC+1) year-round. The country does not observe daylight saving time, so time differences remain consistent throughout the year.