Short let apartments in Adenta: what to expect

What a short let means in Ghana

In Ghana the trade says "short let" rather than "holiday rental". It means a fully furnished apartment rented by the night, with no long lease and no utility accounts in your name. You turn up with a suitcase; everything else is already there.

That is different from a hotel in ways that matter over more than a night or two: a kitchen you can actually cook in, a living room that is yours, a washing machine, and no one knocking at 10am.

Why Adenta works

Adenta sits north-east of central Accra, well placed for both the city and the Eastern Region road. It is a settled residential suburb — markets, everyday shops, pharmacies, places to eat — rather than a tourist district, which is exactly why it is calmer and cheaper than East Legon or Airport Residential.

If you are visiting family, working in the north-east of the city, or simply want space and quiet without a long commute, it is a sensible base. You will want a car or a ride-hailing app; this is not a walking neighbourhood.

What you get at Adenta Serenity

Adenta Serenity sleeps four across four bedrooms, with five bathrooms — genuinely comfortable for two couples or a family rather than a squeeze.

Amenities include a private pool, fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, a well-furnished living hall, televisions in the rooms, a grand piano and a PS5. The piano is unusual and, in practice, the thing guests remember.

• Four guests, 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
• Private pool
• From GH₵1,500 per night — whole apartment GH₵3,500
• Monthly rate available for longer stays

Rates and how to book

Short lets here are priced per apartment, not per person. You can take a single bedroom, two bedrooms, or the whole apartment, which makes it workable whether you are one person on a work trip or a full family.

Book through our listing — payment is taken securely by card or mobile money, and you get a receipt immediately. If you would rather ask something first, use the contact form and we will answer before you commit.

One honest caveat

Adenta is not a tourist area. If your idea of Accra is stepping out of your door into a bar, this is not that. It is a place to come back to — quiet, secure, with room to breathe — and the city is a short drive away when you want it.