This large hotel is located on an escarpment overlooking the south-
The Lodge boasts just fewer than 70 standard rooms as well as a selection of two-
Rooms are a good size and generally surface-
Food is both fresh and varied. Breakfasts are substantial with numerous options on offer. Packed lunches can be a little bland, but this is one of the inevitable drawbacks of this mode of ‘eating on the move.’ While the food at dinner is inoffensive it is nothing special. However, the dining room has a lovely atmosphere and the service is exceptional. Perhaps the less exciting dining options are due to the wide range of tastes and ages the hotel is attempting to cater for.
The bar area is comfortable, though decent professional bar service in these remote areas is hard to find. The hotel offers a good choice of wines as well as local beers and fresh juices.
The hotel’s staff are friendly and well trained. Small touches, such as welcome drinks and towels help to alleviate the sense that the lodge is less intimate or authentic than smaller safari camps.
The hotel is equipped with a well maintained pool of a good size with a great view.
Other services available include laundry, baby-
The obvious lure of the lodge is its excellent location for viewing a wide variety
of wildlife. However the hotel can also arrange various excursions including bush
dining options, hot-
In the evenings the lodge’s bar gets lively and there is often live music and dancing. The lodge has its own choir who occasionally perform. For those wishing to simply unwind in peace there is also a TV and video room. For those looking to learn something about the surrounding area the lodge occasionally arranges culture talks.
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