"Good Hotel"

"The breakfast was amazing! It's a 25-minute walk to the city center. There's a shop and cafe nearby. Overall, it's a good choice for accommodation."

"This is one of the better hostels in Livingstone. It's popular with European and American tourists, and it offers excellent value for money if you're planning to visit the falls. I've stayed here many times. The owner and reception staff are all quite nice, and the restaurant is also decent."

"The stay was fantastic , clean room and very helping staff , with a basic breakfast and relaxing space and also the location is easily accessible, its on the main road and 15 min drive to the Victoria falls and across the road there is Shoprite and other restaurants around. The wifi was a bit slow sometimes. Overall stay was very good . Plus there is load shedding in zambia but they have backup power , Generator. You will definitely enjoy your stay. I needed a three pin charger and the staff provided, really appreciated that as without that I couldn’t charge my phone."

"The staff at this hotel are the friendliest and most helpful I have ever encountered in all my travels anywhere in the world. I cannot thank them enough for brightening my day everyday and making the stay so perfect. The rooms are also lovely and clean and the pool area is very pleasant to relax by."

"This hotel has a perfect location – close to the waterfall, best restaurants, and shops. The rooms are clean, and the bedding is immaculate. There's also a pool. As for the downsides, the rooms are really compact – there's nowhere to put your belongings. Despite the air conditioning being on constantly, the rooms are very damp, and nothing dries properly. Nevertheless, I recommend this hotel; it's quite good."

"I stayed at this hotel six evenings on a business trip during my first-ever visit in fact to the African continent. I was truly "wowed" by this lodge upon my arrival as the lodge rests directly on the river Zambezi, and there is abundant wildlife literally present directly on the lodge lawn such as daily visits from vervet monkeys, baboons, warthogs, and even a family of elephants – making a safari nearly redundant as the hotel is a safari itself and is surrounded by national parks and by water. There was a sign warning guests of crocodiles – which I found out of this world and charming. My review would be roughly a five out of five were it not for one single event: I was robbed of nearly $1,300 literally within hours of my arrival in Zimbabwe and at the lodge – most likely in broad daylight in a serene bar area of the hotel facing the waterfront. I was apparently so "wowed" by the lodge upon arrival on day one and so naïve as a foolish foreigner that walking around to take photographs around the lodge premises while leaving my wallet in my backpack near the bar unsupervised turned out to prove a fatal mistake. I alerted promptly the hotel and the hotel was generally cooperative going through its CCTV camera footage and asking select staff working around the area that day. Unfortunately, the theft may have occurred in a "blind spot" for the cameras apparently. On the advice of the hotel, I went to the Victoria Falls police the following day and launched a formal police investigation. The police visited the premises the afternoon following the theft and the investigation remains ongoing although I had to depart Victoria Falls about a week into the investigation. The police regrettably did not have the capacity to conduct a forensic assessment. The hotel staff furthermore continued on insisting that I pay several small outstanding bills from the evening of the theft – which, while fully understandable and settled since, I did find slightly insensitive as a member of the hotel staff is most likely responsible for the theft of nearly all the cash that I brought with me – leaving me absent much cash to pay the hotel with. There is at the minimum one previous case of theft at the same lodge committed by a member of the hotel staff (see the review by Karla V in May 2024 also on TripAdvisor) – although that case occurred within the bedrooms and I am told the guilty staff member in that particular case has been dismissed since. I was told upon my arrival in Victoria Falls by my taxi driver sent by the hotel when my eyes were wide open on my first ever day in Africa that theft does not happen in Victoria Falls as the local economy runs on tourism dollars and all locals know that. I believed him. I was told to beware of wild animals but not of the people. I ask you to entirely ignore any such advice by locals in Victoria Falls not only because of my case in isolation or because of the 2024 case at the A'Zambezi but because of the wallboard in the police"

"Overall great experiences for good prices"