Ypee Laments About The Cost Of Hotels In Ghana, Details How He Spent Over GH¢30K For Two Nights

Ypee Laments About The Cost Of Hotels In Ghana, Details How He Spent Over GH¢30K For Two Nights

  • Ypee, in a conversation with Zionfelix, lamented about the cost of hotels in Ghana, sharing a personal experience and how much he spent
  • The musician mentioned that he patronised a popular hotel in the country and spent $2000 for just two nights, a price tag he felt was too much
  • He compared the price to Dubai, where he patronised a hotel for seven nights and paid $2500, which was cheaper than the one in Ghana
  • Realtor and real estate writer Richmond Setrana explained to YEN.com.gh the reason behind the high cost of hospitality in Ghana

Ghanaian musician Ypee expressed surprise at the high cost of hotels in Ghana during a chat with popular blogger Zionfelix. Ypee recounted a personal experience that left him questioning the value of local hotel services compared to those abroad.

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Ypee speaks on the prices of hotels in Ghana. Photo Source: Ypee Baakop3
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The musician noted that he once spent a hefty $2000 on a popular hotel in Ghana, shelling out for just two nights. According to him, the occasion was a birthday celebration for a girl he was dating at the time. Reflecting on the cost, the rapper felt it was excessive. The rapper further disclosed that the relationship with the lady eventually ended, sparking laughter from Zionfelix, who teased that the money had gone to waste.

Ypee Baako pɛ compared the cost of his experience in Ghana to his stay in Dubai. He highlighted that during his time in Dubai, he stayed at a hotel for seven nights and paid $2500. He pointed out that this was significantly cheaper than what he spent for just two nights in Ghana.

Realtor explains why hotels are expensive in Ghana

YEN.com.gh reached out to realtor and real estate writer Richmond Setrana to explain why patronising hospitality in Ghana has become so expensive. Richmond highlighted various reasons why this was so. He said:

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The skyrocketing hotel prices are largely due to many factors. As we all know, the Ghanaian economy is not as stable as it used to be, and with the cedi depreciating against the dollar, hotel services become costly. Hotels also pricing their services in dollars does not help matters. However, it also depends on the hotel you patronise. There are many inexpensive hotels that everyday people can afford.

Ypee's experience generates debate online

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

darius_a6 said:

"Yes lol true their full house 3 bed room is 1000$"

Qwabena Kay wrote:

"So what at all this boys dey do way them get money like that"

Deep shampoo cleaning services wrote:

"so is this achievement,,, how many companies you guys have in Ghana,you people should learn from shatta wale"

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Fancy Gadam laments after GHAMRO payout

Ypee is not the only one lamenting about money-related issues. In a similar story published by YEN.com.gh, Fancy Gadam voiced his dissatisfaction with GHAMRO after they paid him a meagre sum of money as royalty earnings.

The singer also communicated concerns for old musicians in the music business who rely on the earnings to survive.

Fancy Gadam's rant set tongues wagging on social media with many people sharing their opinion.

Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.