Sunyani, capital of the Bono Region, has a solid stock of business-class accommodation, and the **Eusbett Hotel** is the flagship of the lot — a long-established, full-service hotel on the Sunyani–Kumasi road that has hosted conferences, government delegations and corporate travellers for decades. **Eusbett Hotel** sits along the main Kumasi highway, a short drive from the Sunyani central business district and roughly 15–20 minutes from Sunyani Airport. It's the default choice for conferences and workshops in the region: air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant and bar, conference/banquet halls, swimming pool, and secure parking. Because it's the biggest name in town, it books out fast during regional events — reserve ahead if you're travelling for a conference. Other business-friendly options in and around Sunyani: - **Tyco City Hotel** — modern, popular with corporate travellers and NGOs, good restaurant and conference facilities. - **Kwarteng Hotel** — central, straightforward business stay. - **Crystal Rose Hotel** — comfortable mid-range option. - **Pemex Hotel** — long-standing Sunyani hotel, decent for short business trips. - **Sunyani Airport View / Airport City area guest houses** — smaller, quieter, often used by consultants and field staff. - **Guest houses and lodges** clustered around Area 4, Penkwase and the Magazine/Newtown areas — cheaper, good for extended stays. A practical note: Sunyani is a government and cocoa-region town, so demand spikes during Bono Regional Coordinating Council events, cocoa board meetings, university functions (University of Energy and Natural Resources, Sunyani Technical University) and funerals of prominent figures. Rates in Sunyani are generally gentler than Accra or Kumasi — expect mid-range pricing for what would be premium rates in the capital. If you tell me your budget, whether you need conference space, and your travel dates, I can narrow it to two or three and tell you which side of town suits you best. And if you're booking through GhanaMann, short-stay and property listings in the Bono Region are on the directory — *"Se wo were fi na wosan kofa a, yenkyi"* — go back and fetch what you need; the information is there for the taking.