This stay was incredible and was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. We don't have any complaints what so ever, and would recommend this to travelers who are looking for a relaxing and cosy place close to the city center but sheltered from the noise. Our room was very clean, the AC was brand new, the bed was comfortable (not too hard), and came with a DVD player and a wide selection of free movies in the reception. Breakfast was really good and changed every day, fresh ingredients and home made sausages(!) by the manager Frank. He made us feel super welcome and at home, he also helped us a lot with tips on what to visit and help with understanding the public transport system in Kumasi. We also booked a guided tour through the hotel, of Kejetia Market and other places around the city, which we really recommend. The tour made us experience the ghanian culture and humour on another level, thanks to our guide that had over 20 years of experience and knew at least half of the market salesmen. It was without a doubt the highlight of our trip to Ghana. Other experiences at the hotel included a three course dinner made by Frank and Agnes (for 600 cedis), which was aboslutely delicious. We also did our laundry, which was washed by hand and Agnes got rid of year-old stains on our clothes (for only 200 cedis). This stay is more than just another place to sleep, it truly left us with a lot of great memories! Thank you Frank and Agnes, hope to see you in Norway 😊

I liked pretty much everything - we stayed at two places in Kumasi, one on the way from Accra to Mole and the other on the way back. I wish we had have stayed here on the way back as well. The Four Villages was run by a mother and son team and was very homely (NOT the US meaning, more the UK meaning ie "cozy and homelike") - the rooms were comfortable, breakfast was great and it was very nice talking to the owners. The location was pretty good as well - quiet but easy to get to the center (with a car)

There wasn't much to dislike to be honest

Frank is an exceptional host! Everywhere in Ghana you see the word Akwaaba - "welcome", but I first truly understood what it means in Kumasi! The place itself is a serene oasis in a buzzing city. The rooms are big, very clean and individually styled using craftsmanship from the area. Best English breakfast I've had in a long time!

My fourth time staying there. The staff and faculty makes one feel as if you were visiting family. Each morning you are greeted with a different breakfast menu. I am already planning to return October 2025.

There was nothing not to like.

Very clean, beautiful, traditional hotel. The breakfast was well above average, and the coffee very tasty, too. Frank and his staff were very welcoming and easy to talk to, Saheida(sp.) Kept the in-room refreshments stocked and did a very nice job on some laundry we needed to have done. My husband and I would highly recommend Four Villages, they made our return trip to Kumasi a good one.

Not applicable, have no complaints or concerns.

True B&B, with giant home-cooked breakfast included. Kumasi institution, run by hosts who treat you like family and know the town and area, so can help you make the most of your stay. Been there a long time but so well maintained, all amenities work (wifi, fridge, hot water, etc).

Breakfast is always top notch, a little different every day, with excellent coffee! Its is quiet and conveniently located. You can have a meal prepared for you or visit the restaurant just a couple doors down.

Very clean and beautiful place. Oasis of rest in a hectic city.

Relatively expensive place. But great quality

Room was large with good wifi and air conditioning

Bathroom was tired with shower in the bath tub. The shower head leaked all over the floor.

Large rooms with comfortable beds. Good breakfast. Local trips organised by 4 VIllages. We very rarely get a guide but it's really worth it to properly experience Kumasi market and the surrounding villages. Good restaurants nearby.

Nothing really. It's a little out of the city centre but many might think that's not a bad thing. It's a short taxi ride.