
We noticed how frustrating it can be to find a good shortlet in Nigeria. Between fake listings and poor service, we knew there had to be a better way…
No one likes showing up and finding out the Wi-Fi doesn’t work, right?
Nigeria’s travel scene is booming—and with that comes a growing demand for convenient, affordable, and stylish places to stay. Whether you’re a tourist, remote worker, or just need a weekend getaway, short-term rentals are becoming the go-to choice.
Here’s everything you need to know before booking one:
- What Exactly Is a Short-Term Rental? Short-term rentals are fully furnished apartments or homes rented out for days, weeks, or even a few months—perfect for travelers who want more privacy, flexibility, and local flavor than a hotel offers.
- Why Nigerians (and Tourists) Are Choosing Shortlets
- More space & comfort than hotels
- Cost-effective for group stays
- Ideal for business trips & remote work
- Local experience and neighborhood vibe
- Top Cities for Short-Term Rentals in Nigeria
- Lagos: Lekki, Victoria Island, Ikeja
- Abuja: Wuse, Gwarinpa, Asokoro
- Port Harcourt: GRA Phase 2, Ada George
- Ibadan: Jericho, Bodija
- Enugu: Independence Layout, New Haven
- Features That Matter to Renters
- 24/7 electricity (inverter or gen)
- Reliable Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Kitchen access
- Gym
- Secure location
- Swimming Pool
- Stylish and clean interiors
- What to Watch Out For
- Fake listings on random platforms
- Unverified hosts
- Poor customer service
- No clear refund/cancellation policy
- How Our Platform Makes It Easier We’re building a new way to find and book reliable shortlets across Nigeria—curated spaces, verified hosts, and seamless booking. Think of it as Africa’s Airbnb, but with your needs in mind.
Conclusion: Short-term rentals in Nigeria are changing the way people travel, work, and explore. Whether you’re staying for a week or a month, there’s a better, safer, more enjoyable way to do it—and it starts with finding the right place.
Stay tuned. NESSA is about to make that easier for everyone.

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