Operated by luxury accommodation specialists Elewana Afrika, The Manor at Ngorongoro offers a very different stay from most safari lodges. Located on the edge of the Ngorongoro conservation area, the lodge aims to recreate the atmosphere of a stately country home in the Dutch Cape style.
The Manor is large, and comprises of 20 guest cottages and a three-
The family cottage is significantly larger and boasts 2 adult bedrooms (4 beds) and a children’s room (for 2) all with separate entry, a large living room area including home entertainment system and a private dining area as well as private courtyard and 3 bathrooms.
Rooms include digital safe and hair dryer.
The Manor offers a number of dining rooms including more intimate alternatives to conservatory dining or the main dining room. It also benefits from a comfortable bar and an exciting wine cellar. The Manor can also provide picnics on the Ngorongoro Crater floor.
Food is fresh, plentiful, varied and well prepared. While perhaps not of the standard on offer at many luxury Western hotels it is good for the region.
The Manor offers a five star professional service. Staff are on hand to welcome guests
with towels and drinks and will aim to satisfy their every request. The hotel can
provide internet access, telephone service, baby-
Staff and management are friendly and diligent and The Manor is exceptionally well cleaned and maintained. The Ngorongoro experience is that of owning your own country house in Africa, and the staff go out of their way to ensure you feel at home and are well looked after.
The Manor offers many activities and entertainments including snooker room, tennis courts, home entertainment centre, horseback riding, cycle hire and organised tours, boutique shop and art gallery and massage and sauna centre. Guests can also take coffee tasting tours.
It is a fair drive from the lodge to the entrance to Ngorongoro National Park. During
the rainy season this can feel somewhat perilous (though in a good safari vehicle
it should not prove problematic). The Manor is excellently situated for a relaxing
start or finish to a full-
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