Onyria Palmares Beach House

"My Husband and I stayed here for 4 nights just two weeks ago and I have to say that is a lovely quiet place with large rooms and large balconies facing the ocean. But I must say that the resort and rooms need some freshening up, walls need fresh paint and floors/ decking need a redo. Everything was just tiered looking. The staff was very welcoming and helpful with one exception, when I asked how we access the beach I was told to just take the path to the right of the building and it just a 10 minute walk. That was not the case,we walked about a mile down to the train tracks in front of the beach but there was no access. When we hiked back up the hill and talked to a different staff member we were told that we could get there by car. So my point is that there is no easy beach access from the resort. I thought the food at the restaurant was just average."

"We absolutely loved this hotel. It was very well appointed and extremely quiet. The breakfast and dinners were excellent, with super staff and service. The reception staff were always super helpful and charming - nothing was too much trouble. We played golf on the adjoining course every morning and spent our quiet afternoons by the pool - just idyllic. It couldn’t have been more perfect and I feel sure we will be back for another visit and more golf here!"

"We stayed at the Palmares for three nights and wish we could have stayed longer. From start to finish, our stay was really great. The room was spacious, clean, and quiet. The breakfast, which some have complained about, was delicious. There was an abundance of food and drinks, including Prosecco available. We found all of the staff to be helpful and friendly. The turndown service each evening was a pleasant surprise. As others have mentioned, the pool chairs were not very comfortable, nor were there enough of them (including umbrellas). The pool was busy one afternoon and we were unable to go, so we laid out on our balcony, which was fine. The hotel does not have a shuttle that can take you into Lagos, so you either need to call for a car (cheap) or drive on your own (we always found parking on the weekend). We'd gladly return to the Palmares."