Lodges in Uganda

"The food was good, the room was very comfortable and clean, but the best thing of all was how attentive and helpful the staff were. They really made our honeymoon amazing!"

"Great place to stay. Would be nice to have a fan for the nighttime but otherwise great spot. "

"An exceptional moment spent at this lodge. All was satisfying. Spécial mention to the staff."

"Very nice lodge in Lake Mburo National Park. Great staff. Modern, well designed rooms (cottages)."

"We arrived late in the evening and were delighted to see that the staff waited for us. The place is lovely, as are the accommodations. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. Victor in the restaurant was absolutely excellent!!"

"the staff were incredibly helpful, accommodating and generous. The views at this Lodge were some of the best I have seen in all my travels. I can't recommend staying here enough. "

"A surprisingly well equipped and well conceived property in the south-western region of Uganda. It's very quiet, very well-designed and my wife says it is of European quality - which is a compliment! We stayed in the honeymoon suite which was very spacious. The facilities including gym are way better than in most Ugandan properties. It is a little overpriced and the food is unremarkable BUT if I had to stay near Mbarara and I could get the rate down by 30% this would definitely be my preferred...

"My stay at Gorilla Valley Lodge was wonderful. The staff was incredibly kind and accommodating, and the gardens and properties are beautiful with views overlooking the forest (including the mountain where we did our gorilla trek!). The restaurant area sits atop a hill overlooking a valley with 360 views of the mountains and scenery. The entire property is very peaceful and the restaurant served a three-course meal every evening. The rooms were clean with little welcoming touches when we arrived....

"We had meetings in nearby Lugazi and originally planned to stay in the town. However, when the option of staying in the nearby rainforest came up, I decided the cool of the forest and its quietness were a far better option."

"I am really, really tired of hotels claiming that they have ‘free wifi’ (I stay in hotels >300 nights per year). This hotel had only intermittent electricity (so no power to the small fan in the room at night). In 48 hour stay perhaps 2 hours of connectivity. I encourage Hotels.com to add a third category “wifi MAY be available”"