Boutique Hotel Vivenda Miranda
Intimate boutique hotel with sea views, spa, and gourmet dining
About this stay
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic, this boutique hotel offers a serene escape just a five-minute stroll from the beach. The atmosphere is one of quiet sophistication, with uniquely furnished rooms that open onto private balconies or terraces, often with striking sea views. Mediterranean gardens surround the property, creating a tranquil setting for relaxation. Guests can unwind in the outdoor spa pool or sauna, or unwind in a massage. The Mirandus gourmet restaurant provides a romantic dining experience with panoramic ocean vistas, serving haute cuisine made with fresh, local products. A small gym is available for those who wish to stay active.
- Oceanfront location
- Outdoor spa pool
- Gourmet restaurant
- Private balconies
Our take
Perched above the Atlantic with Mediterranean gardens, an outdoor spa pool and a gourmet restaurant, Boutique Hotel Vivenda Miranda is one of the more romantic small hotels I would suggest in Lagos, rated 9.3 across 336 reviews. It suits couples who want sea-view balconies and massages. Families with young children or travellers after nightlife will find it quiet.
- Choose a room with a private balcony or terrace for the best views and outdoor space.
- Book a table at the Mirandus gourmet restaurant for a memorable dining experience with ocean views.
- Take advantage of the spa facilities, including the outdoor spa pool and sauna, for ultimate relaxation.
Why we love it
- Perched above the Atlantic Ocean with striking views
- Outdoor spa pool and sauna for relaxation
- Gourmet restaurant with panoramic sea vistas
- Private balconies or terraces in rooms
Why guests love itA short walk to the beach and sea-view balconies are what I would mention to families looking at Boutique Hotel Vivenda Miranda, perched above the Atlantic in Lagos. Rooms have private balconies or terraces set among Mediterranean gardens. The outdoor spa pool, sauna and massage options suit parents more than young children, and the gourmet restaurant is a calm, grown-up setting. I would suggest it for families with older teenagers; parents of toddlers will find livelier family hotels in Lagos.