This Day (Lagos)
31 October 2009
Lagos — The Amber Tinapa Hotel probably has one of the most beautiful locations in the country. The resounding publicity generated by the reputation of the Tinapa Business Resort has definitely rubbed off on the hotel. So far, landmark conferences like the Miss Calabar Carnival Queen, the South-South Summit and other talk shops have been hosted there. Usually, the proximity of the hotel to the conference facility has been a mighty blessing to event organizers.
Jonathan Patterson, the British general manager of the hotel is not relenting in partnering with the management of other facilities within Tinapa. These include the world class Water Parks, Nollywood Studio and the beautifully designed Conference Centre to provide a holistic and one-stop tourism experience for guests.
The breathtaking ambiance of the exterior and most importantly exterior of the hotel and the surrounding lush landscape is inviting for leisure guests.
The four room options- standard double rooms, the standard twin rooms, the executive rooms and the suites- will definitely suit your business and leisure needs and most importantly your pocket.
Probably the only hospitality outfit in Nigeria where rates and electricity supply are stable, the 243 room Amber Tinapa managed by African Sun Hotels, a Zimbabwe Hotel Management chain, is poised to complement the whole essence of business and leisure at the multi-billion naira business resort
You can't afford to visit the state without peeping into this world class edifice where all facilities including the hotel are supported by a robust 24/7 independent power supply system, first-class ICT infrastructure as well as top security structure.
Barely a year in business, the Zimbabwe managers of the hotel are bringing to bear world class hospitality standards and traditional hospitality of the state in providing guests with accommodations and services at par with resorts of its like all over the world.
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