Premier Hotel
Premier Hotel is a hotel in Ibadan that stands on Mokola Hill and houses approximately 87 rooms for guests. The building features a bright white exterior and modern room amenities including air conditioning and flat-screen televisions, along with facilities such as a large swimming pool, spa, fitness center, and dining options.
The hotel was built in 1966 and ranks among the oldest hotel buildings in West Africa. Since its opening, it has established itself as a lodging for high-ranking visitors and government officials and forms part of Ibadan's development history.
The hotel sits on Mokola Hill, a notable location in Ibadan that has long served as a gathering place for visitors from different regions. The lobby and shared spaces reflect its role in local society, where people conduct business and connect with one another.
The hotel is located about 14 kilometers from Ibadan's airport and offers a central position with easy access to business districts and city attractions. Its hilltop setting provides wide views over the city and facilitates trips to different neighborhoods.
The hotel has gained prominence by hosting heads of state, diplomats, and notable visitors, serving as an informal venue for important meetings and negotiations. Its long operational history makes it a living record of the region's visitor patterns and political developments across several decades.
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