4x 3bed private family Ensuites, WIFI, food, pool

Our exclusive 4 Private En-Suite Rooms Package offers the ideal accommodation for solo travelers, families, and groups alike. Each room is thoughtfully designed, featuring 2 beds—a massive queen and a single bed—making it perfect for up to 3 guests per room. With 4 rooms available, this package can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests, ensuring a seamless experience for everyone, whether you're traveling with family, friends, or as part of a larger group. The space Discover Your Perfect Private Getaway Oliver Cottage – A Hidden Gem in Cape Coast 🌴✨ Escape to a luxurious retreat crafted for comfort, privacy, and unforgettable memories. Our 4 Private En-Suite Rooms Package is ideal for solo travelers, families, and groups seeking a serene and spacious stay. Each room features 2 beds—a massive queen and a single—accommodating up to 3 guests per room. With all 4 rooms, you can host up to 12 guests, making it perfect for group trips or family vacations. Nestled in a secure, gated property, this 68-amenity getaway offers a peaceful environment with a touch of exclusivity. From the moment you arrive, you'll feel the warmth and comfort of a true home away from home. ✅ Free Daily Continental Breakfast ✅ Sparkling Swimming Pool ✅ Free High-Speed Internet ✅ Kid-Friendly & Group-Friendly Start your day with a complimentary breakfast and then take a refreshing dip in the pool or unwind under the sun. Whether you're exploring Cape Coast or enjoying downtime on-site, every detail has been curated to enhance your experience. This is more than just accommodation—it's a destination. Whether you’re traveling solo for peace and reflection, vacationing with family, or planning a group getaway, our space meets your every need. 📍 Perfectly Located Near Top Attractions Explore rich history, stunning nature, and vibrant culture nearby: Cape Coast Castle: This UNESCO World Heritage Site played a key role during the transatlantic slave trade. Initially ruled by the Dutch and later captured by the British in 1664, it has been central to Ghana’s colonial past. Elmina Castle: Constructed by the Portuguese in 1482, Elmina Castle was the first point of European contact with Ghana. It reflects the region's wealth in gold and other resources that attracted European powers. Kakum National Park: A tropical rainforest rich in wildlife, including elephants, mona monkeys, and over 250 species of birds. The park is famous for its 350-meter-long canopy walkway, offering breathtaking views of the forest. Fort St. Jago: Built near Elmina Castle, this structure began as a chapel before being converted into a watchtower and fort. It later served as a prison for European convicts. Beaches: Cape Coast is home to numerous pristine beaches where visitors can unwind and enjoy the serene coastal atmosphere. Posuban Shrines: These colorful and symbolic shrines, owned by the Asafo companies, reflect the military and ceremonial traditions of the past. Assin Manso Slave River: This historic river is where enslaved Africans took their last bath before being imprisoned in the castles, awaiting their journey into slavery. University of Cape Coast: Established in 1962, the University of Cape Coast is now one of Ghana's premier educational institutions, focusing on producing skilled professionals for various sectors.