Volta Hotel Akosombo Restaurant

Volta Hotel Akosombo Restaurant is the dining room of Volta Hotel Akosombo, a hilltop hotel in Akosombo Comm 1, in the Asuogyaman District of Ghana's Eastern Region. The hotel sits on a 12.6-acre site above the Volta Lake and the Akosombo hydroelectric dam, and the operator describes the lake as the second largest man-made lake in the world. The restaurant serves both hotel guests and visitors.

The kitchen covers English, Continental and Chinese cuisines. A published QR menu for the restaurant lists Ghanaian Specialties alongside Starters, Seafood, Meat, Pork, Chicken, Pizza and Dessert, with drinks ranging from mineral and sparkling water, soft drinks, a freshly squeezed juice of the day and hot beverages to beers, aperitifs, gin, rum, vodka, Scotch whiskies, brandy, liquor and a wine menu. Prices on that menu appear only as images and were not read, so no cost guidance can be given here.

The hotel has a longer public history than a typical roadside stop: the operator states it hosted the signing of the Liberian peace accord in 2002, ECOWAS secretariat conferences and World Bank conferences, and that it received Regional and National Hotel of the Year awards in the three-to-four-star category from the Ghana Tourist Board.

For planning, the hotel is reached from Kotoka International Airport in Accra via the Tema–Michel Camp road and the Dodowa road, a drive the operator puts at about 90 minutes. The published postal address is P.O. Box 25, Akosombo Comm 1, Akosombo, with the GHPost digital address EA-0605-1180. The operator lists three telephone numbers: (+233) 0544357703, (+233) 0544357704 and (+233) 0544357705. Online booking is available. The hotel also runs boat cruises on its boat, the Dodi Princess, and offers jet-skiing, kayaking, sailing and pontoon rides, plus shuttle services to attractions in the region.

Two points remain unresolved. No restaurant-specific opening hours were found, and no separate restaurant-only page with its own menu prices was read. A third-party listing also gives a different main telephone number from the operator's published lines; treat the operator's numbers as the reliable ones.