It's a beautiful place, great art work, nice food And an amazing ambience...I didn't go round. Just saw the amazing art work.... But they didn't have most of the food on their menu, so I didn't get much choices of food. Other than that, the customer service was fine. I recommend.

I Was there yesterday , the room had a smell to it especially the bathroom ,the food was not tasty (too salty) but quite expensive . There were lots of mosquitoes. The worst part was that I needed to go somewhere by 7 a.m the next morning … so I woke up early to prepare but there was no light in the hotel all night … no water too … I had to use bottle water to rinse myself so I can meet up with my meeting … I came back from my meeting and my luggages where tampered with … they even broke one of my perfumes and left the other one open and management blamed it all on the cleaner … was so upset I had to check out immediately… worst hotel to ever stay in … can never never never visit again .

An art lover’s escape, nestled in the rarefied and serene Old GRA area of Port Harcourt, close to the Government House. This is not a place you stumble across; it is one which you appreciate its discovery…like a fuel station without queues, known to you (and a privileged few adventurers), during a time of acute fuel scarcity. The Crib Hotel, to me, is an art gallery with rooms and a restaurant/bar. If you’re an aesthete with a predilection for art, this place is highly recommended for you. If you desire a quiet and intimate time out with a significant other, consider dining here. They have a ‘Literary Bar’ which is semi-underground, with a tiny pool, bespoke art decor and shelves filled with books…think of it like a tiny library where drinks are served. I love it! 😁 The rooms, however, may leave you a tad disappointed after the visual and sensory appeal from the restaurant and bar. Spacious and functional though, they lack the pristine nature of other parts of this property. The air-conditioning all around can be improved too. The food is decent; I had a serving of sauced Turkey and a bottle of Heineken (which was very chilled, kudos!). I should add that the hot towel is a nice touch of service and hygiene. 👍🏾 Staff are polite and happy to serve too, splendid. This place is recommended for a quiet date, secluded relaxation away from the noise of the city, art tourism (most of the art works are for sale) and a reading escape.

I spent a night here and I have to say it was very chilled. Bar service was great. my dinner was lovely and I wished I spent more time so I could read some of the books available. I loved it. my room was abit weird and basic but the artwork in the hotel made up for it. love.

The Crib means many places to me. I usually go there because of their art exhibitions, but there’s the poolside lounge at the basement that’s almost built to look like an antique, yet it’s so neat and orderly that you wouldn’t want to go back up. That was the first poolside lounge where I saw books 😀, and every time I go there, I smile at the site. The service is amazing, usually quiet music, food great. I’ve only had the turkey and Jollof rice, and I loved it so much that I’m literally stuck. If you go their, ask them for Black Russian, my favourite cocktail.