Rwanda & Uganda

The premier luxury destination for those gorilla trekkers that prefer higher-end accommodations/surroundings during their travels.

• The lodge is perched high on a ridge and has stunning views of the Virunga Volcanoes and the twin lakes Bulera and Ruhonda
• Ten spacious and comfortable stone bandas, each with its own terrace with breath-taking views
• Organic, ‘bush-chic’ design reflects the local building style and offers luxury comforts to all guests
• Available activities (at additional costs):
  • Gorilla trekking
  • Golden Monkey trekking
  • Hike a volcano
  • Hike to Lake Bulera
  • Visit a local school
  • Experience an Intore Dance Performance
  • Visit Dian Fossey’s grave

A luxury lodge set on the foot of the Virunga Volcanoes in Rwanda and forms a perfect base for trekking to see the Mountain Gorilla. Other reasons to stay at Sabyinyo:

• Intimate, high-end property for those seeking a little more luxurious accommodation
• Excellent access to Volcanoes National Park
• Other activities on offer (at additional costs):
  • Golden Monkey Trekking
  • Bird Watching Walks
  • Various climbs and hikes available
  • Cultural village, markets and more

The hotel is located in central Kigali in Rwanda, just 10 kilometres from Kigali International Airport. Reasons why we like this property:

• Relaxed yet elegant hotel with a wide selection of rooms and suites
• Well-equipped for an overnight stay in the city with a good selection of restaurants/bars on the premises
• Places of interest:
  • Gigonji Genocide Memorial
  • Kigali City tour
  • Akagera National Park
  • Nyungwe Rain Forests
  • Butare National Museum

A popular choice for gorilla trekkers, a comfortable mid-range lodge that has easy access to the Volcanoes National Park.

• Basic yet cosy property that provides good value for money
• The lodge is set amongst 4 acres of gardens and has incredible views!
• The lodge supports the local community by purchasing fresh produce that is served in the lodge’s restaurant – meals are included in the rate
• Close to your trekking starting point: located only a 10 minute drive to the main entrance of the National Park

This hotel played an interesting part in Rwanda’s history and continues to be a prominent fixture in downtown Kigali.

• An oasis within an exotic garden in the middle of the city
• Top floor restaurant “Le Panorama” has magnificent views over Kigali
• The pool bar is a daily meeting place for local residents and international travellers
• Great place to enjoy the local atmosphere before heading to the mountains for your gorilla trek

Solid 4-star hotel in Kigali.

Reasons why we enjoy Lemigo:

• Located only 5 kms away from Kigali International Airport
• Great selection of rooms and suites
• Lovely wellness facility and fitness center on the premises
• Rwanda has a rich, diverse cultural heritage and her music and dance are intertwined. Be entertained every Friday and Saturday at the hotel, as local traditional bands perform every week for happy hour

This 5-star lodge is situated in Gisakura, a working tea plantation, on the edge of the Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda. The Nyungwe Forest is the largest mountain rainforest on the African continent with over 13 different species of primates, representing 20% of all the apes in Africa.

• Incredible spot for the boutique traveler/adventure seeker – luxurious accommodations, great service and food.
• Lots of treks: the lodge offers:
  • Chimpanzee trekking
  • Black and white Colobus monkey trekking
  • Grey-cheeked mangabey trekking
  • Blue monkey trekking
  • Golden monkey treks
• Take a 5,3 km walk to the beautiful Isumo waterfall or head out on various guided walks (anywhere from 1-7 hours)

The newly opened Marriott Kigali is perfect for visitors to Rwanda who want a tried and trusted international hotel brand when travelling.

• Having only just opened in mid-2016, the hotel is brand new and therefore, all features and finishes are modern and luxurious
• A large hotel focused on business travelers, not leisure travelers, the hotel may feel a little ‘impersonal’, but is perfectly OK for a quick overnight stay in Kigali

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