My first business trip to Nigeria and hopefully my last. The security at this hotel is a complete farce even with the apparent threat of terrorism. I went for a quiet drink in the bar and was approached by prostitutes asking me for business. I have never felt so unsafe and threatened in my life. The bar staff's response when I asked why these individuals were allowed in the hotel was "This is Nigeria".
The whole place felt unsafe and to top it off I received two silent phone calls in the middle of the night. I have submitted a report to my company and hope we never use this excuse of a hotel again. Shame on you Hilton. Thank you for your recent comments on Transcorp Hilton Abuja. I am sorry for any inconveniences you might have experienced during your stay with us. Our desire is to always deliver a refreshing experience where every guest feels cared for, valued and respected.
I am especially concerned about your comments on prostitutes and the security implications. Please be assured that we have always taken a zero tolerance stance on the practice. Should you come back to Abuja, I would be pleased to personally show you around our bars at any time of your choice.
Once again, thank you for your valuable views and I do hope you will give us another opportunity of being of service to you on your next visit to Abuja. Yours sincerely, Andre Herrenschmidt General Manager. Prices for everything are set to take a minimum fee per mealtime regardless. Quality is really quite poor. Eat for half the price and immeasurably better quality at Wakki's or Al Basha restaurants outside.
Except that you will need a cab to do this minimum fee at the hilton Naira, on the street Naira. On the plus side it is probably better than the Sheraton. Thank you for leaving a comment about our hotel. I read your comments about the prices of our food with keen interest. Whilst we would not lay claim to being a cheap hotel, please be assured that our food and beverages prices are competitive within our market environment.
