Every corner of the hotel is designed for comfort, elegance and a sense of home — whether you are here for business, for leisure or for a celebration.
Someone at the desk at three in the afternoon and three in the morning.
Breathtaking city views, cocktails and a breeze you can actually feel.
A serene pool area to swim, read, or do absolutely nothing.
A restaurant serving Nigerian classics beside continental favourites.
Free, fast and everywhere — from your room to the rooftop.
A calm, well-proportioned room with a king bed, crisp linen and everything you need to work, rest and reset.
View detailsTwo separate bedrooms, a furnished living room with a powerful standing air conditioner, and a fully equipped kitchen with a modern refrigerator and washing machine.
View detailsOur rooftop bar looks out across Port Harcourt. Come up for golden hour, stay for the city lights, and let the team bring you something cold. It is the part of the hotel guests talk about long after check-out.
Sun loungers, shade, a poolside bar for light snacks and a pool that stays civilised all day. Guests come down for a morning swim and end up staying for lunch — that is rather the point.
The hotel is a new listing, so there is no published guest score yet — we would rather show you nothing than invent one. The descriptions below are quoted from Grand Tokyu’s own listing.
“Our rooftop bar offers breathtaking views of the city, and our elegant reception sets the tone from the moment you arrive.”
Rooftop bar — quoted from the hotel’s own description“Plush bedding, stylish décor, air-conditioning, and all the essentials for a relaxing stay.”
The rooms — quoted from the hotel’s own description“Sleek and sparkling, featuring rainfall showers, warm lighting, and premium toiletries.”
The bathrooms — quoted from the hotel’s own descriptionThe hotel has no current photo library online, so these are genuine photographs of the property from its Claridon Hotels & Resorts years — the same building you will arrive at. They are archive images, not current marketing photography.
Rooms wrap around a central courtyard and pool, with the property’s red-roofed crown structure at its heart.
Full-height windows, marble floors and the lounge seating that greets you at the door.
Where the restaurant sits today: white-covered tables, dark chairs and the bar at the far end.
These photographs show the property as it was before the rebrand — finishes and furniture may have changed. Sources and dates for each image are listed on the archive page.
Port Harcourt International Airport is roughly 35 minutes away, GRA Junction about five, Mile 1 Park about ten. Here is the simple version of how to arrive without the guesswork.
Pleasure Park, the stadium, the malls and the riverfront — a relaxed itinerary for guests who have a spare afternoon in Port Harcourt.
From the 75-inch television in The Apartment to the USB charging point beside every bed — a short guide to the details in each room category.
Speak to the front desk directly — no call centre, no waiting. We answer day and night.
