Rose M.★★★★★ — Had a nice stay here. The kitchen food is good, but they need to do more with their cleanliness. Friendly staff. Tvs are not smart and no WIFI.
Samuel O.★★★★★ — You will enjoy a weekend here.
You will be glad you visited because you get your money's worth.
VISIT SOON PLEASE.
Chris E.★★★★★ — If you are in Ilesha and looking for a moderate place to stay then go for it. Environment is quite, room is okay, bedsheets and towels are clean but becoming dated. Bathroom is clean however a bit of maintenance required. Staff are courteous and friendly. Not advisable if travelling with toddlers or elderly as too many different floor levels and and stairs too steep.
SALT O.★★★★★ — Nice hotel for Ilesha standard. Its a good place to lodge if you have anything to do in ilesha with very big parking lot.
Babatunde A.★★★★★ — The expectation was high because I had been told that Albertville was the place to be. At first sight, after the rigors of locating the hotel through Google Maps, it was beautiful, and I was looking forward to settling down.
The room was reasonably neat compared to other places I have stayed in the past few days, but disappointing to hear I have to pay for an extra towel and no refrigerator in the room with a sachet of coffee and a jar of hot water priced at a #1000 naira. I really couldn't fathom this. I was told by the receptionist or front desk personnel that this is their standard. You can only get a Towel, and if there is any need for you to request a towel, you have to pay, but your policy allows two in a room. This is ridiculously garrulous. Also, the receptionist or front desk was laughing at me while I was expressing myself that I hadn't heard of this anywhere that I would pay if I requested for extra towel. This is unprofessional, and generally, they lack basic etiquette . This is what I experienced on the 11th -12th October 2025.
I wish they could do better.
Bolaji I.★★★★★ — Neat boutique hotel in a quiet neighborhood.Minimalist-themed rooms with sparse space.
Great Buffet Breakfast.Pricey drinks at the bar.Energy rationing needs better attention.
Adebowale A.★★★★★ — The university has made great progress for a 3-year-old institution.
They are still developing, and we’d love to see more implementations ASAP, especially regarding hostel/accommodation.
Local landlords are charging exorbitant rents, which is burdensome for students, parents, and guardians (I pay 450k for a self-contained in the Ido area).
We kindly urge the university to provide more on-campus hostels as soon as possible.
DARAMOLA P.★★★★★ — Well a good and standard educational environment with high quality and standard though just getting started but already in the record of the best university in Nigeria with not more than 2 to three years
Napgang M.★★★★★ — It's a welled equip with highly trained professionals
Akinrinde O.★★★★★ — Wesley Guild Hospital, Ilesa is one of the affected centers of the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital complex, Ile Ife. The hospital operates as a major tertiary health center for many villages in Ijesa Land. The hospital has many departments and clinic services ranging from pediatric to adult management, the hospital structures are old and archaic, except for the newly built Sarumi wards that we're commissioned recently. The Hospital staff are friendly and well-experienced.
The hospital is within the Methodist Church of Nigeria land.
Wesley Guild Hospital is one of the oldest hospital centers in Africa with its history associated with the British missionary.
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