LAGOS HILTON HOTEL|VICTORIA ISLAND - NIGERIA|UNKNOWN STAGE

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LAGOS HILTON HOTEL|VICTORIA ISLAND - NIGERIA|UNKNOWN STAGE

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http://i317.photobucket.com/albums/mm391/billysboss2005/hilton.jpg

There's a format, please follow the format.

What are you talking about? I think this is a famous project that deserves it own thread. Anyway, you can explain better to me the format if a didn`t get right.

Name of Project| City| No. of Floors/Use| Status

Thats the format please follow it.

This 9-story hotel looks kinda miniscule. It's small enough to contain about 100 rooms.

100 rooms! That's averagely big enough.

Sounds Cool. I wonder where in VI this hotel is being built.

I think the hilton being built in ikeja (Hilton Lagos Airport) will fare
better because of its proximity to the airport.

This is why the sheraton is always overbooked despite their outrageous price

Besides, Lagos is big enough to accommodate more hotels.

Just left Lagos, did not see the Hilton under construction as I was told. Is there a Hilton being built if so, where? Did not see construction of a hotel by either airports...

the hilton is not by the airport, and lagos only has 1 airport.

Just left Lagos, did not see the Hilton under construction as I was told. Is there a Hilton being built if so, where? Did not see construction of a hotel by either airports...
There's an Airport Crowne-Plaza under construction across the road from MMA 2 (domestic) terminal, and an Airport Holiday Inn (as well as a multi-level garage) under construction in what used to be the parking lot of the MMIA (interntional) terminal.

the hilton is not by the airport, and lagos only has 1 airport.
Technically, it is one airport (the Murtala Muhammed Airport, coded as LOS) with two terminals -- domestic (MMA2) and international (MMIA) (and in fact, there's actually a third terminal: the GAT), but in all practicality it could well be considered as two airports that are operated and managed by two different entities (BiCourtney for MMA2, and FAAN for MMIA).

if two terminals share the same runway, control tower, and hangars i consider it 1 airport. if the FAA is says its one airport than its 1 airport. lagos isnt the only airport where different terminals are managed by different companies.

if two terminals share the same runway, control tower, and hangars i consider it 1 airport. if the FAA is says its one airport than its 1 airport. lagos isnt the only airport where different terminals are managed by different companies.
MMIA and MMA2 do not share the same runway or control tower (although when the MMA2 runway was being reconstructed, planes departing from MMA2 were made to taxi over to MMIA and use one of its two runways). However, like I CLEARLY stated previously, both MMIA and MMA2 (and even the GAT) are considered as one airport known as Murtala Muhammed Airport Lagos (with the call name LOS for all three terminals).

MMIA and MMA2 do not share the same runway or control tower (although when the MMA2 runway was being reconstructed, planes departing from MMA2 were made to taxi over to MMIA and use one of its two runways). However, like I CLEARLY stated previously, both MMIA and MMA2 (and even the GAT) are considered as one airport known as Murtala Muhammed Airport Lagos (with the call name LOS for all three terminals).

yea i know you said CLEARLY that its considered one airport. i was just commenting on how you said it can still be considered one airport. if more than one terminal are on the same site its considered airport.