Frankie's restaurant is easy to find on Oxford street, Osu, Accra. They have something for the foreigner who is not yet accustomed to the local delicacies. The food is nothing special but has an up market pricetag. The dining room seem to have know better times. You can count on them, though to find something familiar to eat. My rating... More

After hanging out in Osu many times, I decided to give Frankies a try on this trip. The prices were a bit high ($60) for such small rooms. And the restaurant was way too expensive. You get a free breakfast, but your choice is limited to like one or two items on the whole menu. Also, didn't like that i... More

I was really quite happy with my stay in Frankie's, even though the reviews were bad. The rooms were extremely clean and the beds really large and comfortable - 4 people can fit comfortably in a twin room. The location was excelent, really accesible to everything, and Frankie's has great ice cream. About the noise - I only stayed for... More

The hotel is being renovated now and the new rooms are spacious and confortable, the restaurants and the pastry shop are the best in Accra. in addition to all that Frankies is located in the heart of Accra (oxford street) and what you pay is very reasonable for a clean and nice place in a verygood location . so come... More

Frankie's may have been in a good location (or so we were told - we didn't have time to really explore the neighborhood) but we chose it as it was one of the less expensive hotels in Accra. The room wasn't very secure - only had a bathroom type pushbutton lock on the door when you left the room and... More

Frankie's is a landmark of Oxford St., the main drag in Osu, which makes it about as central as one can get if one is a short-term visitor to Ghana. That said, the rooms are windowless and bland, and can get noisy in the evenings if the hall windows are open to let in noise from the street. They're also... More

I have been eating at Frankies for a while and quite like the food. The lounge just off the main restaurant area is a great place for lunch. Thought I would try the hotel as it was close to where I needed to be. I did hesitate when I read the tripadvisor comments. I booked a single which at the... More

I Arrived in ghana on 19th dec 08,when i arrived on airport of ghana the weather here was very hot as compane to india.and then i reached in hotel by taxi but on the way i saw many black people and i was worried that how i will manage woth these black people,but when i checked In hotel frankies and... More

I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ghana in the late 90s, when Frankie's was the great new thing in Accra. It used to be a big treat to go there for ice cream and pastries, and I remember when the upstairs restaurant opened right before I left. The hotel opened soon after, but I didn't actually stay there until... More