Stayed here for two nights in August 2011. We missed the bus so hired a taxi and arrived quite late. Thankfully, the staff provided a late dinner even without the 3-hour pre-order. All the other meals went smoothly since we ordered in advance. We stayed in a private AC room and it really exceeded my expectations, given all the negative... More

This is the best option for staying in the park (it is the only hotel). Camping is an option, but I can definitely recommend this hotel. In the states, it would be a "1" or "2" rated hotel, but in Ghana --- definitely better than I expected. I had no issues while I was here, so I do not understand... More

OK, so it's also the only view in town, but what a view. With the correct expectations (it is in back-woods Ghana, after all) this is a very nice place. Clean, polite staff, INCREDIBLE walking safari options. Only drawback is the food. But if you pick-and-choose wisely, you can find some good items on the menu. Also be prepared for... More

I visited Mole NP as part of a country wide trip in October 2011. My brother and I were on a custom tour, the primary aim being bird watching. I spent many years as a Game Ranger in southern Africa, so I was not all that interested in the mammals. I specifically asked to avoid Elephant by all means possible... More

I just came back from a round trip around Ghana which included Mole Park. After reading all the terrifying accounts on trip advisor and then experiencing the park and hotel myself, I can only conclude that tourists from very highly developed countries really expect places which are less developed like Ghana to provide them the same services offered in their... More

You will enjoy the park in spite of, and not because of, the Motel. You can't book a room more than a day in advance and can only book one night at a time. This means you might get stranded and have to sleep in Larabanga if you try to stay for more than one night. (There are many reports... More

Stay away from this rip off tourist trap. Youl will hardly see any animals but will definitely fight with the staff when they make you pay more upon exit. More

The Motel has several types of rooms. Self-contained rooms with air conditioning (although it may not always work), including some with a view of the watering hole. Rooms are almost always fully booked, so booking well in advance is advised. However, dorm beds (single sex rooms, 18 cedis per night, with fan) are also available on a first come first... More

My husband and I traveled throughout Ghana on holiday. Staying at the Mole Hotel was one of the best parts of the trip. When we checked in, one of the first things we saw was a large pack of baboons just beyond our porch. We also ran into a family of warthogs. It was wonderful to take a break during... More