Lekki is Lagos's primary short let market — with the widest choice of managed serviced apartments on the Island axis. Rates range from ₦18k/night (Ajah studios) to ₦150k/night (Phase 1 premium 2-bedroom). This guide covers zones, what to confirm before booking, and how to avoid the common surcharge surprises.
Lekki Short-Let Prices by Zone
Phase 1: Studio ₦20k–₦45k, 1-bed ₦35k–₦80k, 2-bed ₦60k–₦150k. Chevron: 1-bed ₦25k–₦65k. Ikate: 1-bed ₦30k–₦70k. Osapa: 1-bed ₦22k–₦50k. Ajah: most affordable at 1-bed ₦18k–₦40k.
What to Confirm Before Booking a Lekki Short Let
Generator coverage: 24/7 with diesel included vs diesel surcharge (₦5k–₦15k/day). Wi-Fi: fibre vs MiFi hotspot. AC: all rooms including bedroom. Water: 24/7 borehole with hot water. Housekeeping frequency. Get all in writing.
Q4 booking — book December 6–8 weeks early
Lekki short lets hit near-100% occupancy from mid-November through early January. Prime Phase 1 units should be booked 6–8 weeks in advance for December. Q4 rates are 20–40% above standard season.
Monthly rates — the best value option
A ₦60k/night 2-bed unit is typically available at ₦1.2m–₦1.5m/month — saving 30–50% vs daily billing. Most Lekki operators offer weekly and monthly rates for stays of 7+ nights. Always negotiate.