Attractions & Entertainment

While The Federal Palace Hotel is impeccably tailored to international corporate standards, it also boasts an array of entertaining activities beyond the boardroom. Along with classic accommodation - the epitome of elegance - the hotel also offers facilities and amenities that ensure every guest enjoys world-class treatment in a world-class destination.

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A World-class Casino
	Situated off the lobby area in the old Independence Hall, guests can be sure to enjoy hours of fun in this sophisticated atmosphere that rivals many US casinos. Try your hand on the state-of-the art slot machines and tables or just unwind with a drink in hand in the intimate bar and lounge area. Guests can try their hand at the 8 table-games, including American Roulette, Black Jack and Raise 'em Poker. Find out more about the casino.
Casino Promotions
	Join in on the excitement with the Federal Palace Casino Promotions! There are incredible jackpots up for grabs and weekly prizes to be won - from cash to iPods to LCD Tvs! If you've ever fancied yourself a high-roller - now is your chance to make that dream a reality! Find out more about our casino promotions.
Learners Night at the Casino
	Join us at the sophisticated Federal Palace Casino in Lagos for Learner's Nights - where you'll enjoy an entertaining evening learning the etiquette and rules how to play your favourite casino game, with a $20 double up voucher to get you started! Find out more about Learner's Nights.
Pool Club
	We're brimming with excitement to announce the spectacular new Pool and Recreation Club at the Federal Palace Hotel. Suited to the whole family, you'll find crystal pools, slides, tennis courts and an array of thrilling recreational facilities and activities to enjoy as you soak up the sun in beautiful Nigeria. Find out more about the Pool Club.
Restaurants and Bars
	Dining at The Federal Palace is an experience in itself! Priding itself in an immaculate presentation and range of distinctively diverse fare, the Explorers Restaurant offers meals that will not disappoint even the most sophisticated palates. If you would like to sip on a delectable cocktail or indulge in a tumbler of your favourite whiskey, head to the intimate Ancestors Wine & Spirit bar. Find out more about wining and dining.

Explore the Attractions of Lagos, Nigeria

As well as being the economic and financial capital of Nigeria, Lagos is abuzz with urban culture. By exploring, visitors can enjoy first-hand experiences of distinctive Nigerian music, fashion, dance and language. Lagos is a huge metropolis that originated on islands such as Lagos and Victoria, which were initially separated by creeks. Steeped in history and grand architecture, a day trip of the city is sure to thrill its visitors, who are sure to be welcomed by the friendly people of Lagos.

Some of the most popular attractions in and around the city include:

Numerous vibey clubs and bars delighted with a range of live music, from traditional Nigerian music to jazz to commercial pieces.
Victoria Island, where The Federal Palace is situated, occupies an upmarket area in the suburbs of Lagos and boasts of several sizable shopping districts - including Nigeria's largest mall and movie theatre.
There are many trendy beaches to visit – a great way to spend a day relaxing and soaking up the sun.
Lagos Island, close by, is where you can explore some of the largest markets in the city, including Jankara Market.
The Didi and National Museum on Lagos Island are one not-to-be-missed by the history enthusiasts.
The central mosque and the Oba Palace are definitely worth a visit to take in the architectural beauty as well as the country's cultural and religious heritage.
Tinubu Square on Lagos Island is a site of historical importance.
For nature enthusiasts, the Lekki Conservation Centre and Murtala Muhammed Memorial Botanical Garden are stunning places to visit to get in touch with nature and get acquainted with the local ecosystem.
Badagry – an old slave trade post, housing the first missionary post and the first two-storey building in the country.