Welcome to Engineering Guest House
Engineering Guest House, located at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, offers guests a tranquil escape amidst lush greenery. Renowned for its pleasant atmosphere and exceptional service, it features popular amenities such as free Wi-Fi, complimentary breakfast, and air-conditioned rooms. This guest house is a favored lodging choice for both visiting academics and travelers, often bustling on weekends. With positive reviews highlighting its inviting ambiance and delicious dining options, Engineering Guest House stands out as a top destination for comfort and convenience in Kumasi.
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Engineering Guest House
The Engineering Guest House is an inviting accommodation option located within the peaceful and green surroundings of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana. With a reputation that precedes it, the guest house has garnered praise from numerous visitors, making it a favored choice among travelers seeking comfort and tranquility.
As Yaw Okraku-Yirenkyi mentions in his review, this is his third visit to the facility. He describes the ambiance as "pleasant" and highlights the quiet atmosphere perfect for relaxation. The extensive greenery offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it an ideal spot for both students and visitors alike.
Another customer, CHIPTECH IT SOLUTIONS, echoes this sentiment, labeling the guest house as one of the best in the area. They point out that it often reaches full capacity as the weekend approaches, signifying its popularity and the high demand for its excellent services. This consistent occupancy speaks volumes about the satisfaction of its guests.
For those who get a chance to experience its amenities, like the free Wi-Fi and delightful breakfast, the Engineering Guest House goes above and beyond to ensure a comfortable stay. The air-conditioned rooms add to the overall appeal, providing a cool retreat after a day of exploring nearby attractions such as the Manhyia Palace and the Komfo Anokye Sword Site.
Max Whalen, while not an overnight guest, had a remarkable dining experience in the expansive foyer, sampling the fabulous cuisine that the guest house is known for. Although he missed out on staying there due to scheduling mishaps, his positive remarks about the food and ambiance reflect the welcoming environment that Engineering Guest House offers.
In conclusion, the Engineering Guest House is an exceptional lodging option that balances comfort, convenience, and a serene environment. It is highly recommended for anyone visiting Kumasi, whether for academic purposes, sight-seeing, or simply passing through. With its blend of well-maintained amenities and proximity to significant cultural landmarks, it stands out as a true gem within the locality.
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Services & Amenities
Free Wi-Fi
No Pool
Kid-friendly
Free breakfast
Air-conditioned
Restaurant
Free parking
Laundry service
No Fitness center
From Real Guests
Customer Reviews
“ This is my third visit to the facility. Pleasant place to be; quiet and very green surroundings ”
“ This is one of the best guess houses own by Knust. If for any reason, you get to Kumasi and looking for a place to lodge for the night, just locate them. It's mostly full getting to the weekends, I don't know why. ”
“ Oh man! Where do I begin! While I did not have the pleasure of sleeping at KNUST Engineering Guest House (there was quite a kerfuffle when this was discovered, I thought the bus was going to snap there was so much tension!) I did have the pleasure of chilling in the expansive foyer and eating their fabulous food. Again, I was unable to sleep there due to Toby’s sub-par scheduling skills and miscommunication with the hotel booker. However, we ate dinner at the house before moseying over to Augies Bed and Hotel Hostel for several nights. That said, the Jolof was fabulously satisfying (Erick let me eat his which was a win), and the fried rice was beyond scrumptious. But the standout dish of the kitchen was the chicken light soup with fufu. The mildly spicy soup (I could have used a little more kick) scorched my supple fingers, as I scooped the wonderfully textured fufu. The chicken was simple yet delicious, perfectly tender and succulent. The unmistakable taste of Kivo tickled my tongue (again, could have used some more) as I swallowed the last of my soup. However, this review would not be complete without mention of the KNUST Engineering Guest House famous engineering pizza. It was ordered by two travel mates, Paul and Mateo the Blue Boy, and while they did not love the flavor, the texture, or the looks of the little pie, they loved the idea, and that is what matters. Ok, on to the foyer. The spread out couches and chair in the corner provided comfortable viewing of the muted television that was a few sizes too small. With great views of the bar, and quick access to the party room, I honest-to-god can’t think of a better place to be. I spend several bored hours, and a few exited ones while looking at the rain, in this room and while not the highlight of the trip, it was not the worst part either (the worst part was dealing with one rather obnoxious trip leader). But enough batting around the bush, I wholeheartedly endorse KNUST Engineer Guest House, and if I have the chance to return to Kumasi would give their beds for a spin in a heartbeat. Let’s just hope Milo stays in his room this time ;) ”