Bogobiri House - Lagos

I didn't know this place was a hotel or even a restaurant! I was going to the Nimbus art gallery and this was the entrance/side building. I went it and was enveloped with warmth I saw people eating, art on the wall but I didn't explore. So I went to where I originally wanted to the art gallery. Don't go early on a Sunday, it's not usually open. One nice man had it opened for us and we got to view the art pieces howbeit not alot. It was cool.

First impression of Bogobiri is what is this place? Lol it was giving Fela Shrine vibes with a touch of beer parlor. It was their Thursday night show and it looked a bit funny. The seating arrangement wasn’t the most comfortable but eventually when the show started I was glad I came. Bogobiri house has an old dainty African feel, it’s a great place to take tourists or if you’re just looking for a new experience in Lagos. I don’t think the rooms are that great though.. but it’s a chill hang out spot. The food wasn’t bad as well it’s quite affordable. The cocktails however, I don’t recommend. I would definitely visit again.

Homely to a fault... It's always heavenly visiting here... Nice ambience, awesome staff, it's quite expensive but worth every penny...

A place to enjoy beautiful live music. Food is good. Food and drinks are decently priced. Enjoy the open mic (dance, poetry ,music, comedy) every Thursday to It is fun.

The rooms were left, never cleaned, towels were never changed and the soap containers we met in the bathroom were empty. And they did not even give free bottles of water to the rooms and absolutely no amenities, but toilet paper. However, they had free breakfast for 2 people per room and amazing coffee. Wouldn't stay back. You have a wonderful open Mike night on Thursday from 8 am to 12 pm, which is definitely worth seeing. But I'd never stay at the hotel again.