The Kalo - Modern shipping container apartment

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Entire rental unit hosted by Yinka

1 guest
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bathroom

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These unique studio apartments in central Osu, are completely revamped shipping containers. With modern touches and a clean design, they are walking distance to trendy shops and restaurants. Nestled in the quiet part of this cultural neighbourhood, the approximately 14 sq m apartments have air-conditioning, hot water, wifi and satellite tv. This spot is perfect for travellers looking for a minimalistic stylish vacation.

The space
This unit is one of four apartments and is on the first floor.

Where you'll sleep

What this place offers

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV

Air conditioning

Microwave

Long-term stays allowed

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4.83 out of 5 stars from 18 reviews

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Where you’ll be

Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana

Osu is a suburb of Accra, close to the centre of the city. Traditionally, it was a settlement of close-knit coastal fishing communities inhabited the Ga ethnic group. However, it has grown into a network cosmopolitan neighbourhoods. The majority of activity is concentrated around Oxford Street, the main artery running through the heart of district.

This compact community is the premium cultural spot in Ghana because of the density and variety of activities available. It has seafood restaurants, cinemas, street food stalls, art and crafts stalls in close proximity to one another. Getting there should also be quite straightforward. You can drive, take a taxi, use Uber, or catch a trotro (public minibus) to Danquah Circle, on the Ring Road. This major intersection marks one of the many entry points to Osu.

- culled from theculturaltrip website