Oasis in Accra Central Osu Black Star Square

Let my extra spacious apartment be your oasis in Accra. Walk 10 minutes and you'll be on Oxford Street, the heart of Accra's nightlife. 15 minutes, and you'll be at the Black Star Square. A 7-minute drive in the other direction, and you can be at Labadi Beach or Cantonments/Labone, the hub of Accra expat life, and be spoiled for choice for restaurants. Your stay gives you $15 all-inclusive airport pickup/drop-off and 20% discount on car rental. Happy to chat about all aspects of Ghana. The space A luxurious 2000-square foot apartment 10-minute walk from Oxford Street, the center of Accra's nightlife. The apartment is in a four-storey gated building with six units and free parking. I use one bedroom and rent the other, on the opposite side of the apartment, with its own full bathroom for maximum privacy and direct access to the balcony. I'm in Ghana for roughly three months in the year (July/August and December/January), so you'll be alone outside those times. Guest access Private ensuite master bedroom, balcony, treadmill, stationary bike, rowing machine, weights, web-enabled TV, cable, WiFi, coffee makers at your disposal. Also, free cereal, milk, bread, coffee, tea, fruits, and nuts. 24-hour security with electric fence, stand-by generator. During your stay These days, I'm typically in Ghana in July/August and December/January. If I'm around during your stay, I'm happy to interact and socialize as much as you want. I've traveled quite a bit (50+ countries), so if you're a tourist, I can also help you plan a fulfilling itinerary free of charge and connect you to various trusted service providers. I was one of the first Airbnbs in Ghana. One of my main motivations is to help people get a fulfilling Ghana experience. Other things to note I'm typically in Ghana for roughly three months in the year (July/August and December/January), so you'll have the place to yourself outside those times, but someone will be available to cater to you. And when I'm around, it'd be my pleasure to chat about various aspects of life in Ghana, from culture to economics (as deeply as you want to go :) ) and plan an enriching stay if you're a visitor.