Our Recommended Hotels for Remote Workers-Fast WiFi and A Proper Workspace
Working remotely sounds amazing.
You wake up, grab your laptop, make some coffee and start working from wherever you want.
Until you book a beautiful hotel and discover that the Wi-Fi has decided to take a personal break.
Your Zoom meeting freezes.
Your email refuses to send.
The client will say, “Can you hear me?”
And you're sitting there smiling at the screen and trying not to move while silently praying for the internet to return.
If you're a remote worker, digital creator, freelancer or business owner, choosing a hotel is about more than a comfortable bed.
You need reliable Wi-Fi, a proper workspace, power and a quiet environment.
Based on our findings, we have collated some good hotels that could offer you the best . This list was based on feedback from customers and based on our recommendation.
1. Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos
Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos, V.I. is an attractive option for remote workers who don't want to sacrifice comfort while working.
The hotel offers Wi-Fi and business-oriented facilities, while its waterfront location gives you a pleasant environment for breaks between meetings.
Imagine finishing a stressful Zoom call and looking at the lagoon instead of staring at the same four walls.
That's what we call a work break.
We recommend this hotel choice for:
- Business travellers
- Remote workers
- Consultants
- Digital professionals
- People who enjoy working with a view
Work vibe: Professional, comfortable and slightly luxurious.
2. Lagos Continental Hotel
Lagos Continental Hotel is another option for remote professionals looking for a combination of business facilities and comfortable accommodation.
The hotel provides Wi-Fi and business facilities, while its spacious environment gives you several places to work or hold informal meetings.
And when your laptop finally says “Low Battery,” you can at least take a break in a much nicer environment than your bedroom.
Best for:
- Executives
- Business travellers
- Entrepreneurs
- Consultants
- Content creators (other cost may apply for using some areas of the hotel for content)
3. Eko Hotel & Suites
Eko Hotel & Suites is one of those Lagos properties where you can combine business and leisure.(very reliable)
With multiple restaurants, lounges, outdoor spaces and Wi-Fi, you have options for working during the day and relaxing afterwards.
That flexibility is useful when you don't want your entire trip to feel like one long business meeting.
Finish work.
Close the laptop.
Go for dinner.
Simple.
We recommend for:
- Remote workers
- Business travellers
- Entrepreneurs
- People travelling for conferences and events
4. Nordic Hotel Lagos
If your productivity increases when your environment is clean and uncluttered, Nordic Hotel Lagos is worth considering.
Its modern Scandinavian inspired design creates a calm aesthetic that works well for people who don't enjoy working in overly busy environments.
Sometimes your brain doesn't need another motivational quote.
It wants you to offer her:
A clean desk.
A comfortable chair.
Good Wi-Fi.
And maybe coffee.
Definitely coffee.
We recommend for:
- Freelancers
- Creatives
- Writers
- Designers
- Digital marketers
5. The George Lagos
The George Lagos is another option for professionals who want their accommodation to feel polished and business-friendly.
For remote workers who need a quieter environment, an upscale hotel can offer a more comfortable alternative to working from a noisy café.
You can take your calls, finish your reports and still have a comfortable room to retreat to when the workday ends.
We recommend for :
- Executives
- Entrepreneurs
- Consultants
- Professionals travelling for business
But Here's the Real Question to ask before you check into a hotel for work :
Is the Wi-Fi Actually Good?
This is where you need to do a little homework.
Don't simply read:
“Free Wi-Fi available.”
That tells you almost nothing.
Ask Questions like:
“What internet speed do you typically provide?”
“Is Wi-Fi available in the rooms?”
“Is it available in the lobby and workspace?”
“Do you have backup internet if the main network goes down?”
For someone working remotely, these questions are more important than whether the hotel has three different types of pillows.
A Good Workspace Matters too because that's the reason why we are here in the first place.
Working from a bed sounds comfortable.
For approximately 45 minutes.
Then your back starts sending formal complaints. 😂
A proper hotel workspace should ideally should provide for you:
- A desk or suitable table
- Comfortable seating
- Good lighting
- Nearby power outlets
- Reliable Wi-Fi
- Enough space for your laptop and other equipment.