The Wheatbaker

Destination

Lagos

The Wheatbaker is located in the residential heart of Ikoyi is The Wheatbaker, destined to become Lagos' premier five star boutique hotel. The hotel, due to open late 2010, is targeted at entrenching itself as the top lifestyle and entertainment address in Lagos. The Wheatbaker will offer conference facilities for up to 200 delegates and full business centre facilities including wireless internet connectivity. The Wheatbaker will offer 70 rooms and suites with all the amenities expected of a five star hotel. These include en-suite bathrooms, direct dial telephones, colour television, tea/coffee making facilities and wireless internet connectivity. Guest can enjoy 24 hour room service. Dining will be a highlight at the Wheatbaker when it opens in late 2009. Choose between a quick snack from the deli or a sumptuous meal at the à la carte restaurant. No matter what you choose to eat, you are sure to be pleasantly surprised.

The Wheatbaker Amenities

Five star full service hotel, 70 rooms and suites 1 Wheelchair accessible room,Superb à la cart restaurant seating 100, On site delicatessen to seat 80, 24 hour room service,Two bars, Full range of business facilities, Conference facilities for 200 delegates, Gymnasium (free entrance for guests), Spa , Swimming pool 3 water features to make it into an oasis and more attractive, Medical service on call, Wireless internet connectivity, DStv

Directions To The Wheatbaker

The Wheatbaker is located on Ikoyi, one of the three main islands (together with Lagos Island and Victoria) making up the Lagos Lagoon which forms the central business district of Lagos

Area Attractions

Lagos is the most populous urban area in Nigeria and is currently the second most populous city in Africa. It is also estimated that Lagos is the second fastest growing city in Africa and seventh in the world. Formerly the capital of Nigeria, Lagos is a huge metropolis which originated on islands separated by creeks, such as Lagos Island, that fringe the southwest mouth of Lagos Lagoon, protected from the Atlantic Ocean by long sand spits such as Bar Beach which stretch up to 100 km east and west of the mouth. From the beginning, Lagos has spread on the mainland west of the lagoon and the area, including Ikeja and Agege, now reaches more than 40 km north-west of Lagos Island. The city is the economic and financial capital of Nigeria.