Hotels Near Wildenserve Safaris in Victoria Falls

Cleanliness 7/10 -There was a shampoo and lotion used in the shower booth, the tub had black specs Food Quality 8/10- Food taste is fair and just some touch needed on presentation Staff friendliness & customer service 6/10- On check in the receptionist didn't exhibited a sense of urgency, she was attending to a personal call and afterwards started chanting to our shuttle driver talking personal issues before attending to us However the restaurant staff were so friendly and very cooperative. Thembi gave us exceptional service Sleep quality 10/10- The room is very spacious, bed comfy and the room well air-conditioned. Pool master is a room to be Attention to detail 5/10- there was no bath soap in the room Overall hotel rating***

Stayed three consecutive nights, very clean and very good service. Around 800 meters there are PickPay and OK local supermarket chains. The hotel's evening package is $ 32. It is convenient to book Rafting, Devil ’s pool, Lion walk

This is my second stay at Pioneers lodge and my fourth visit to Victoria Falls. I strongly recommend staying at this place as it is located in a quiet place and offers cozy rooms with comfy beds, two nice and clean swimming pools with enough sunbathing area and beautiful territory. The restaurant serves a great breakfast in the morning and in the evening you can enjoy local delicacies. Special thanks to Colen, who has assisted us a lot!

We had an absolutely lovely three-night stay at Little Outlook in Victoria Falls. The place is perfect for couples, offering a peaceful and charming atmosphere. The accommodation was clean, cosy, and beautifully decorated, with everything we needed to feel at home. The bed was very comfortable, and we loved sitting on the veranda relaxing after our outings. The location is excellent – close enough to the main attractions like the Falls but tucked away enough to feel private and serene. We appreciated the helpfulness of the staff. Breakfasts were fresh and delicious, and the service was always friendly and attentive. The team made sure we were well taken care of throughout our stay. Little Outlook truly feels like a hidden gem. We would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a romantic and relaxing getaway in Victoria Falls. We hope to return someday!

The hotel was clean, has a wonderful vulture show at 1pm where they feed the vultures, great view of a watering hole and staff is excellent. Housekeeping came into the room every evening pulled the mosquito netting around the bed and sprayed the room. We did have a few issues. We made reservations for dinner at the restaurant and when we arrived we were told they did not get have the reservation. My husband told the bar manager who said she would handle it and I was at the bar when she was handling the reservation. I suspect that they did not lose our reservation but could not honor it for other reasons. I certainly was not happy about that. They also did not have reservations for a another party that was also traveling with us. The a/c is adequate and the key is to turn on the a/c and the ceiling fan. I would suggest to have laundry done somewhere else as there was a ”grease spot” on a shirt that was returned from laundry. I was able to remove the spot with soap and water. Additionally we were there with a tour and another couples luggage on our tour ended up on the wrong bus even though it was properly labeled. Very nice hotel but has some caveats.

It is indeed a century-old luxury hotel built by British colonists. It shows aristocratic temperament everywhere, low-key atmosphere, thoughtful and meticulous service. The black brother guides you to a special living room for check-in, and sends you wet wipes and lemonade. The back garden of the hotel is facing the waterfall bridge. The most wonderful thing is to enjoy the mist rising from the waterfall while drinking English afternoon tea.

Better than expected, the room is not very new, but it is not as bad as expected, and the price is very reasonable. The room is not big, and two large chairs block the balcony door, making it necessary to turn sideways to enter and exit the balcony. Not a big problem. The bathroom is spacious, but the bathtub has to be climbed in and out, and it leaks easily. There is no hair dryer and the bath water is not big. I didn't have breakfast, but I guess the basics are there. There is a free shuttle bus in the town that can go to the entrance of Waterfall Park. You can also contact a taxi yourself or call one from the hotel. . They still want to charge me 6 dollars, even though the market price is 5 dollars. The hotel pick-up fee was NT$30, and later I found a driver myself for NT$25. And the hotel bill must be checked clearly. I obviously only booked airport pick-up, but the taxi bill charged me 60, which is quite shameful!

Bedbugs. Along with several people who travelled with me, I am not enjoying the aftermath of rooms with bedbugs. We thought they were mosquito bites at first, but the grouping and large discoloured red areas on the skin are caused by bedbugs. The heat and extreme itch are more severe than symptoms connected to mosquito bites.

The Azambezi Hotel in Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls is an exceptional destination that exceeded my every expectation. From the moment I arrived at the property, I was struck by its stunning beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The hotel is set in a lush garden, with a gorgeous view of the Zambezi River, and is just a short distance from the world-famous Victoria Falls. The rooms at the Azambezi Hotel are beautifully decorated, with all the modern amenities you could want. Each room has its own private balcony or patio, with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. I particularly appreciated the attention to detail in the decor, which reflected the local culture and history, without sacrificing comfort or luxury. The hotel's staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive, always going above and beyond to ensure that my stay was a memorable one. Whether it was arranging for transportation to the falls or suggesting local activities and attractions, they were always available and eager to help. The food at the Azambezi Hotel was truly exceptional. The restaurant offered a wide range of delicious local and international cuisine, and the presentation was always impeccable. I particularly enjoyed the breakfast buffet, which featured a variety of fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Finally, the hotel's location was simply unbeatable. With its proximity to the Victoria Falls, I was able to explore the area easily and take in all the breathtaking natural beauty of this world wonder. The hotel also offers a range of activities, from river cruises to guided tours of the falls, ensuring that there was always something to do and see. In summary, the Azambezi Hotel is an outstanding destination that I would recommend to anyone looking for a luxurious and unforgettable experience in Zimbabwe's Victoria Falls. With its beautiful setting, exceptional service, and top-notch amenities, it truly exceeded my every expectation. Also if you are lucky you will see some animals roaming around the garden as I spotted this elephant at night in the car park!