Innerville Resort Hotel & Pavillion

I arrived past the check-in time, but unfortunately, my room still wasn’t ready. When I was finally allowed to go in, the housekeeper had just finished mopping, and the strong smell of Clorox was overwhelming. I had to step outside for some fresh air because it was too much to handle. The room itself was okay—nothing fancy, but I wasn’t expecting much given that it’s a budget-friendly accommodation. It served its ba…

This hotel is down some narrow back roads. If you have a bigger vehicle you will have trouble getting there. The parking lot is small and also hard to manage. Again, trouble if you have a big car. The room is large with plenty of space. There is only 1 electrical outlet in the room. If you use the TV it takes 1 of the 2 plugs. At the rear of the room is a large window with metal bars and a screen. This leads to a bi…

Decent place for it's price. Staff are friendly and accommodating. Rooms need more development and cleaning though. Ours didn't have a desk or chair inside in spite of it supposedly spacious enough for 6.

After not having travelled here for about 3 years, we immediately noticed all the improvements around the resort.new aircon, delightful courtyard murals and the pool being very clean. In the Agoo region, the resort location works well for us with eateries nearby. If you are there Dec to March the night markets are brilliant for street food and clothing stands.

Good price, with an outdoor pool and huts. Facilities however need improving. I was shown to a bed-only room (P700/night) without its own bathroom. This should have been fine, except the room can't be locked from outside, which is a security problem if I'm going to be outside for stretches of time to use the bathroom or otherwise. I was also not provided at least a towel to use for bathing.

Affordable price. Friendly staff. Just need to focus more on cleanliness and enhance wifi connectivity and Fix some of the amenities like TV in the room. some don't work or no channel.