Aborigines Beach Resort

Location was nice and clean but there was no WiFi throughout our stay for the workshop. I had to go and beg for a miFi for my online meeting after exhausting my own internet bundle. Breakfast was nice and the first night dinner tasted good too but the lunch for the workshop was horrible. The local juices ( ahe and sobolo) looked marvelous but if you are not a sweet tooth, do not try it because the sugar level was outrageously high. The environment was very serene and accommodating.

First and foremost, I believe in total honesty and I say things as I see them, so here is my personal opinion and experience of Aborigines. Beautiful surroundings, calm and relaxing areas as well as livlier ones, loads of opportunity to improve too. I didn't like to see the Monkey family (Mum, Dad and Baby) in such a small basic cage with nothing for simulation. The Baby was very keen to interact, but Mum was always close by. There are plenty of sunloungers by the pool but all covered by a canopy. The pool itself, in my opinion, required some maintenance as there was a layer of 'scum' covering the water surface. The biggest letdown for this place was its Customer Care, or should I say lack of. Not one Staff member we said hello to, or interacted with, had a smile on their face. In fact, one of them was extremely rude, staring at us and giving my friend 'dirty looks' Overall, I was disappointed and it certainly not the place I remember since my last visit several years ago.

In December of 2019 I’d stayed in Aborigines with family it was a great experience, so I was always looking forward to staying over again. Unfortunately my experience over the last weekend was nothing to write home about. First, I think the standard room rate of Ghs800 is exorbitant, for that amount I was expecting that my AC would be working very well, I’d have a clean bathroom and excellent service. I didn’t get that. Bathroom was appalling something a little extra care at cleaning would fix, ac was sub par. For breakfast the option was to have it in your room or in the restaurant, I opted for room service indicating the time to be served. Time passed without my breakfast I had to resort to calling them with my own phone because the GHS 800 rooms telephone was not working, after breakfast I put the dishes out on a table in the balcony no one picked it up until past 8pm when I couldn’t keep quite any longer. I can write a whole book about my experience. This is constructive criticism, management of aborigines please please fix these and let’s keep coming for a great and better experience.

It's a great place to visit. I visit here more often because of the friendly environment and the tasty menus

A beautiful and serene resort along the coast of Ghana in the Volta Regional town of Keta. Unfortunately they only open their swimming pool to in-house guest but other facilities are available to the public.