Ash Town Guest House

Ash Town Guest House is a hospitality facility in Kpando, in the Kpando Municipal District of Ghana's Volta Region. It appears on the Kpando Municipal Assembly's own listing of accommodation in the Municipality, where it is named alongside Same Sisters, CEDES Guest House, Catherine Lodge, First Class, Johnson Inn and Hotor Hotel. All of these are described by the Assembly as being located at Kpando.

For a visitor, that listing is the main verified fact: the guest house is recognised by the local municipal authority as part of Kpando's accommodation stock. The Assembly's page notes that the Municipality's hospitality industry has improved considerably with the development of guest houses and hotels, which places Ash Town within a small but growing local sector rather than an isolated property.

Its setting is Kpando, the municipal capital area in the Volta Region. A third-party business directory separately records "Ashtown Guest House" at Plus Code 273R+PHC, Kpando, and mapping data associated with that entry gives coordinates of approximately 7.0043 latitude and 0.2914 longitude, with the place classified as a hotel and marked operational. These details come from secondary sources, not from the operator or the Assembly.

What a visitor can reasonably expect is limited by what is documented. No official or operator source found in this research provides a street address, plot number, room types, amenities, rates, check-in or check-out times, contact details, or booking channels. The property's name also appears in two spellings — "Ash Town" on the Assembly listing and "Ashtown" in the directory — so travellers should confirm the exact name when making enquiries.

Practical planning should therefore start with the Kpando Municipal Assembly and local enquiries rather than with published listings. Kpando sits in the Volta Region, and the Plus Code 273R+PHC can be used to locate the approximate position on a map. Because the coordinates are secondary and unverified against an official source, treat them as indicative only and confirm the location before travelling.