Awoyaya has quietly become one of the most interesting corners of Lagos. What was once a stretch of open land along the Lekki-Epe Expressway is now a fast-growing corridor of estates, offices, beach resorts and the industry rising around the Lekki Free Zone. With that growth comes a simple question for anyone travelling here: where do you actually rest well?
That is the question LAWRENCE LIZ VILLE APARTMENT AND HOTEL was built to answer. Founded on Valentine’s Day 2026 by a businessman who spent years on the road, our property is a sixteen-suite luxury hotel in Awoyaya designed around one belief: hospitality is in our DNA. Whether you are here for one night, one week or a full project cycle, this guide walks you through what a stay with us looks like.
Elegant rooms and serviced apartments built for real rest
Our sixteen suites are spread across three classes, each finished with the same care: crisp linen, considered lighting, powerful air-conditioning, blackout curtains and the kind of quiet that is genuinely rare on this side of Lagos.
Deluxe rooms — from ₦60,000
Six warm, generously sized rooms with a queen bed, cuisine facilities, smart TV and fast Wi-Fi. Ideal for solo travellers and couples who want comfort without excess.
Executive suites — from ₦75,000
Six suites with a separate seating area and cuisine facilities — our most popular choice for guests looking for serviced apartments in Awoyaya on weekly or monthly terms.
Presidential suite — from ₦150,000
Three of the finest rooms in the house: king bed, dining nook, lounge seating and cuisine facilities, for guests who want the best luxury accommodation in Lagos’ eastern corridor. See the full inventory and current availability on our suites and apartments page.
A restaurant and bar worth staying in for
Too many hotels treat food as an afterthought. We treat it as the reason people come back. Our kitchen cooks proper Nigerian food — pepper soup that clears the head, edikaikong rich with fresh leaf, native rice, jollof and fried rice done the way you would want them at home — alongside grills, shawarma and light continental plates.
The bar is where the evening settles. Our spirits, wines and beers are hand-picked and imported, our bartenders mix classic and signature cocktails to order, and palm wine and stout are always in the fridge. Outside, the lantern-lit bush bar and cigar lounge fill up slowly, and on weekends live music runs late. Take a look at the full dining and bar menu or the wider lounge experience.
Premium amenities that actually work
- 24-hour power. No blackout, no waiting on a generator to be switched on. Your air-conditioning simply stays on.
- Fast fibre Wi-Fi. Strong enough for video calls from your room, which is why we work as a business hotel in Awoyaya.
- Round-the-clock security. A gated estate address, controlled entry and staff on the desk at every hour.
- Daily housekeeping and room service. Rooms turned over properly, food brought up when you would rather not come down.
- Secure parking. On-site, inside the gate.
Service that remembers your name
Luxury is not marble — it is being recognised at the door. Our team is small on purpose, so by your second night the bar knows your drink and the kitchen knows how you take your pepper soup. Guests tell us the welcome is the reason they return, and that is exactly the standard we set out to build. You can read the founder’s story on our about page.
A location that saves you time
We sit at 8 Omolara Badekale Street, G Cappa Estate, Awoyaya — set back from the expressway so the traffic noise never reaches your window, but close enough that you are back on the road in minutes. As a hotel near Lekki Free Zone, we are a short drive from the industrial park, Lakowe Lakes, Eleko and Elegushi beaches, Awoyaya market and the growing office clusters along the corridor. For business travellers that means shorter mornings; for weekend guests it means the beach before noon.
Who stays with us
Engineers and contractors on Free Zone projects who need a desk, a signal and a real night’s sleep. Families relocating to the Lekki corridor, using an executive suite as a landing pad while they house-hunt. Couples escaping the mainland for a weekend of beach, grill and cocktails. And Lagos locals who drive out simply for a table at the bush bar.
Frequently asked questions
- Where exactly is LAWRENCE LIZ VILLE APARTMENT AND HOTEL located?
- We are at 8 Omolara Badekale Street, G Cappa Estate, Awoyaya, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos — a quiet residential estate just off the Lekki-Epe Expressway, minutes from the Lekki Free Zone and an easy drive to Lakowe, Eleko Beach and Lekki Phase 1.
- How much does a room cost per night?
- Deluxe rooms start at ₦60,000 per night, Executive suites at ₦75,000 and the Presidential suite at ₦150,000. Rates include Wi-Fi, 24-hour power, security and housekeeping.
- Do you offer serviced apartments for long stays?
- Yes. Several of our 16 suites are set up as short-stay serviced apartments in Awoyaya, with cuisine facilities and weekly or monthly rates for contractors, relocating families and business guests.
- Is there stable electricity and internet?
- Yes — 24-hour power and fast fibre Wi-Fi throughout the property, which is why we are a popular business hotel in Awoyaya for guests working near the Lekki Free Zone.
- What are the check-in and check-out times?
- Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out is at 12:00. Early check-in and late check-out can usually be arranged — just ask reception when you book.
- How do I book a room?
- Call or WhatsApp 0812 366 7357, or send an enquiry through our contact page. Reception answers 24 hours a day.
Book your stay in Awoyaya
Sixteen suites, one kitchen that takes food seriously, and a welcome that has kept guests coming back since day one. Reserve directly for the best rate — reception answers 24 hours a day.