Ashiata Ocean View Hotel

Ashiata Ocean View Hotel is a beachfront hospitality facility in the Keta-Anloga tourism hub of the Volta Region, Ghana. It also appears in listings as Ashiata Ocean View Hospitality or Ocean View Resort, and it is named among the top-class hospitality facilities in the enclave in a ModernGhana feature by tourism consultant Joel Degue published on 31 March 2023. That article places it alongside Agblor Lodge Beach Resort, Keta Lagoon Beach Hotel, Aborigines Beach Resort, Eli Boutique Hotel and Beach Resort, Meet Me There African Home Lodge, The Chills River Resort, Splendid Hotel, Cereno Homes and Emancipation Beach Resort.

The setting is Tegbi, in Keta Municipal, near Keta, where the facility is described as sitting on the sandy beach. A Beautiful Ghana directory listing, available only as a snippet, calls it "a new resort on the sandy beach of No. 70, Ashiata-Tegbi". A Facebook post by the page KetaVibes names it "Ashiata Ocean View" at Tegbi-Keta, and a Facebook page snippet and directory snippet give the street address as No. 70, Ashiata Road, Tegbi, Keta.

For a visitor, the clearest verified point of interest is location: this is a coastal property within a stretch of the Volta Region that is promoted as a tourism hub, and it is grouped in that promotion with other beach and lagoon resorts. A Facebook video post by user promiselumor5 on 29 March 2024 references "MISS TEGBI AT OCEAN VIEW HOTEL ASHIATA KETA", which indicates the venue hosts local events.

Practical detail is limited. No independent editorial description of rooms, setting or guest experience was located, and the operator's own website, ashiataoceanviewhotels.com, was not resolvable for reading. No verified coordinates or GPS digital address were read from a primary source; the coordinates used here come from a community-mapped OpenStreetMap node near Hedeglokofe and Tegbi, last edited in 2018, and are corroborated by Mapcarta and a near-place listing. Room types, rates, opening arrangements, dining and beach access conditions are unknown from the evidence reviewed, so travellers should confirm these directly before planning a stay.