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Throw yourself into the frenetic and energetic atmosphere of Lagos in Nigeria. The city, with its strong oil industry, has a rapidly growing arts and music scene to be explored.
Hotels in Lagos
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Radisson Blu Hotel, Lagos Ikeja
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1,341 reviews
38-40 Isaac John Street
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4.22 miles/6.8 kilometers from central Lagos
Central location
Close to the airport
Explore the new Radisson Blu Hotel Lagos Ikeja, centrally located and just 5km from the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.
An outdoor pool and state-of-the-art meeting facilities ensure that guests enjoy our Radisson hotel in Ikeja GRA, minutes from Lagos, Nigeria's largest city.
Enjoy scenic views of the city from the beautiful Lagos Lagoon when you stay at the modern Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel. Enjoy Victoria Island's many attractions.
Park Inn by Radisson Serviced Apartments Lagos Victoria Island
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259 reviews
1700 Violet Yough Close
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7.35 miles/11.83 kilometers from central Lagos
Family-friendly
City views
Take in views of the waterfront and Lagos’ premier business hub, Victoria Island. The island is packed with a rich array of attractions, restaurants, bars, and high-end boutiques.
Discover Lagos from a place of comfort and style. With thoughtfully designed spaces, warm hospitality, and easy access to the city’s business and cultural hubs, Radisson Hotels offer the perfect base for work, relaxation, and exploration.
Explore Lagos like a local
Lagos moves to its own rhythm. From vibrant street life and creative hubs to rich heritage and contemporary energy, the city is alive with stories, sound, and style. Experience the spirit of Nigeria’s cultural capital and discover a destination shaped by its people.
Lagos through the eyes of @eniksnuel
Lagos comes alive when you take a detour. Starting from Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, @eniksnuel explores the city through local eyes—from markets and art spaces to waterfront moments and hidden corners. Unexpected, unscripted, and deeply personal, this is Lagos beyond the guidebooks.