See the hotels that care

The Hospitality with Heart Awards is an initiative to recognise hotels that are raising the standard of care in Ghana. The award scheme celebrates hotels that are actively and genuinely expanding their scope of comfort beyond their facilities and guests to animal welfare and the layer hens that provide the eggs they serve their guests. The award ranking specifically assesses hotels' efforts to eliminate the confinement of laying hens in cage systems within their egg supply chains.

Why This Matters

Since the launch of the first Hotel Benchmark Ranking in 2025, Animal Welfare League has been leading efforts to improve transparency and accelerate the transition to cage-free egg sourcing across the hospitality sector. Hotels in Ghana are making significant improvements in ethical sourcing, helping guests make informed choices and encouraging the hospitality sector to embrace humane and sustainable practices. The awards provide an accountability framework for the hospitality industry, enabling businesses to benchmark their progress and align with growing consumer expectations for ethical sourcing. Rankings are based on Animal Welfare League's engagement with hotels and publicly available information, including sustainability reports and corporate disclosures on the use of cage-free eggs in Ghana.

Hotels featured here have been selected based on their Google ratings, national popularity, and a minimum classification of three stars by the Ghana Tourism Authority.

Explore the rankings below to discover which hotels are leading the way in ethical sourcing and supporting a cage-free future.

Ghana Hospitality with Heart Awards

Three hens, one white, one black, and one brown with black and white feathers, standing side by side with eggs nearby.

2026 Ghana Hospitality

with Heart Awards

Champion of Compassion

For hotels with strong, public cage-free commitments that have successfully completed their transition to 100% cage-free eggs.

These hotels are setting the standard for responsible hospitality in Ghana. By putting care for animals alongside quality, guest experience, and social responsibility, they show that meaningful leadership goes beyond the guest stay. They are proving that a more compassionate hospitality sector is possible, and helping lead the way.

Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel Accra logo with text
Marriott Accra logo with red stylized 'M' and black text
Skyplus Hotel & Resorts logo featuring a stylized skyline and mountain with the name in maroon text.
SHL logo with blue letters and a red and black swoosh around the letters.
Logo for Fiesta Royale Hotel in Accra.
Logo of Accra City Hotel, featuring a purple circle with stars and initials 'AC', and text underneath reading 'Accra City Hotel'.
Logo for The African Regent with the tagline 'Simply Afropolitan'
Logo with a palm tree, a house roof, and the letters 'KGH' in brown color.
Logo of La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, featuring a gold and navy diamond-shaped emblem with the hotel name below.
Logo for Ibis Styles Hotels with a green background and white text.

Indicators:

  • 100% of all eggs sourced are cage-free.

  • Consistent, transparent reporting in annual/sustainability reports.

  • Active promotion of their cage-free commitment to consumers.

Rising Star

For hotels that are beginning their animal welfare journey. 

They have initiated an audit into their supply chain and commenced a minimum of 25% procurement of cage free eggs. These hotels have established a clear timeline and are positively working towards meeting their deadline and are in regular communication with Animal Welfare League to identify opportunities, overcome challenges, and accelerate their progress toward a fully cage-free egg supply.

Indicators:

  • Initial steps taken towards cage-free transition.

  • Internal assessment of current egg sourcing practices.

  • Communication with stakeholders.

  • Exploration of supply chain options.

Heartless

For hotels that have not made a cage-free commitment or shown meaningful progress.

These hotels have not made a public cage-free commitment, demonstrated meaningful progress, or engaged constructively with Animal Welfare League despite multiple opportunities to do so. As a result, they rank lowest in this year's Benchmark.

While Ghana’s hospitality sector is moving toward more responsible sourcing, these hotels have yet to demonstrate action on cage-free eggs. Guests increasingly expect hotels to reflect values of care, responsibility, and progress—not only in the experience they offer, but also in the choices behind it.

Logo of EUBEST Hotel with stylized red, blue, and white shapes and the hotel name written in stylized font.
Logo of Peduase Valley Resort featuring a stylized tree with green and yellow leaves and brown branches.
Tyco City logo with yellow, red, and black colors
Logo of Ladae Beach Hotel featuring a sun and palm tree design.
Best Western Plus logo with a maroon and white diamond shape containing the letters "BW" above the text "Best Western Plus" in gray and maroon.
Logo of Alisa Hotel North Ridge with a stylized letter 'A'
Logo for AHI Hotel & Conference in gold color with stylized building graphic.
Logo of Hill View Guest Center featuring a gold circular border with a geometric pattern and blue background with gold text.
Lancaster ACCRA logo with a red and white stylized flower emblem above the text.
Blue sign with white text reading 'G.S PLAZA Hotel'

Indicators:

  • Lack of any public statements or commitments regarding cage-free eggs.

  • No evidence of engagement with animal welfare organizations.

  • Continued reliance on conventional egg sourcing practices.

  • No stated plans to transition to cage-free eggs.

Take Action

Help us track the momentum of animal welfare in the food industry!

This tool is not only for consumers but also serves as a key resource for our corporate campaigns. Hotels that improve their ranking by adopting a cage-free commitment will be recognized as industry leaders in responsible hospitality.

Together, we can make cage-free the new standard in Ghana’s hospitality industry.