It is still on development. It is not full designed to its main design. It has a wheelchair accessible entrance, no wheelchair accessible parking. It has so many bush bar inside it. It has a large parking space. It also has a multipurpose hall where is offered for rent at times. It is located along finbars road after state high court. It needs to be finished completely. There restrooms is a mess.

The food was good but took too long to arrive. We almost left before we got it. But it was worth the wait

Good place for hangout but the rooms need maintenance

Big compound, neat environment, great service.

Nice 👍 place and good 👍 too

Your one stop spot for relaxation and enjoyment

Spacious recreational family-kind of reservation Park built in the heart of the city. Bungalow-feel style design, this recreational hotel is good for families and group stay. Come have fun here when next you are in Umuahia the Abia state capital.

They don't really don't have good access for vehicles But they are good to some extent

My experience was good but I believe it could be better than that. More efforts should be made to make Abia Hotels more recreational and enjoyable.

While I didn't go into the hotel itself, I was there for an event. The landscape isn't great and it generally need a more work. There are no signs directing you to where you need to go.

So cool with nice outside sit out environment and good recreational place for children

A good place for your meetings. They sell chilled drinks and have good open halls for your group meetings.

It's a nice place to be. Workers are friendly and neatly dressed. There prices are affordable too.

Very beautiful experience. Very serene and peaceful. They've got enough space for recreational activities as well as event hosting.

The place is properly located and the environment is serene

Abia Hotel should be better Abia Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the state. It started as the Catering Rest House of the colonial and immediate post-colonial days. There are two in Aba, but we stayed in the main one opposite the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Binez Hotel, an old player in hospitality in Aba, won the concession to manage this hotel. They have not started. The less said about Abia Hotel, the better. I scribbled in my notebook that Abia Hotel is in a time warp. It is like stepping into the 1980s. The rooms are big with substantial 6x6 beds. I changed from Room 207 to 203 because of the noisy wall unit air conditioner, an otherwise unclean room, a television without remote control (same as in the next room) and the lack of a writing table. Of course, it did not have WiFi. Yet, Abia Hotel has extensive grounds for outdoor parties. There are chalets with suites or rooms that people rent for meetings and socials. It should have healthy patronage in this political season. Binez should activate its concession and make it work.