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Discover the best Resorts in Western Region including Bunyonyi Safaris Resort, Kabalega Resort - Hoima, Lake Chahafi Resort, Miika Eco Resort Hotel, Crane Resort Hotel, Kazinga Channel View Resort.
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1. Bunyonyi Safaris Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Bunyonyi Safaris Resort is a lakefront property that offers the amenities of modern living with the warmth of African hospitality, alongside the serene natural beauty of Lake Bunyonyi. Home to over 40 bird species, lake Bunyonyi derives its name from the various bird species in the area. The scene and setting of the Resort is truly a nature lovers paradise, with plenty of bird watching opportunities in our botanical gardens, and jaw dropping aerial views of the island spotted lake at our hilltop center. Located approx. 420 km from Kampala city, and 120 km from Kigali in Rwanda, we make an ideal hub to explore the Gorilla Highlands and Kigezi Region. Gorilla trekking at Bwindi Impenetrable Forest Park & Mountain climbing at Mgahinga Volcanoes National Park are all within easy reach. We have ample parking space, multiple room types, dinning and lounge areas, built for large capacity, that make us an ideal location for workshops and conferences, team building retreats, wedding receptions and anniversaries, graduation and birthday parties, honeymoon and family retreats. Our facilities and services include a well-equipped conference hall, WIFI connection, hilltop sports & events arena, waterfront dock, gym, steam & sauna, swimming pool, fireplace lounge and bar, onsite restaurant, we offer guided tours of the area by boat, hiking or by bike. All our rooms have a view of the Lake, spacious and self-contained. We have 6 Cottages, 2 Suites, 2 Dormitories and 41 Hotel rooms available as single, double or triple occupancy. We have baby cots & extra beds available for children, as well as dormitory and camping space for those on a budget. Accommodation can be booked as bed & breakfast, half board which includes 2 meals, or Full Board which includes all meals.
Excellent in all aspects
Reviewed By David RThe manager, receptionist and waiters were all efficient and friendly. Rooms were clean with spectacular views from the Chalets. Every request was met immediately. Food well presented and good standard. My family and I have now visited on two occasions and will most certainly return.
2. Kabalega Resort - Hoima
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
The Hotel offers the very best of hospitality to all Guests both local and international. It is therefore an ideal place for honeymoons, business travelers, tourists in transit and backpackers. The Hotel has spacious and luxurious self-contained rooms with all the modern facilities. We have a very good team of staff who handle our Guests in a more personal and professional style
Nice property with room to improve
Reviewed By turkce_bilmiyorumWe were visiting friends in the Hoima area and choose this new resort (opened in May 2021) to stay one night. Arriving after dark we could still see that the grounds were very well laid out. In the morning light we saw just how beautiful they truly are. Indeed the grounds are probably the nicest aspect of the resort, the designer and landscapers are to be commended for a true work of botanical art. As for our room, it was rather standard. Even by Ugandan standards (I'm from the USA, but married a Ugandan and have lived here several years) it is not luxury, but certainly in the top quarter. We asked for a family room, but they had none (apparently still under construction) and so stayed in a side-by-side two-room cottage. The kids had a room with two twin beds and my wife and I a double/queen. They are basic rooms -- clean, with a comfortable bed and a decent shower. One thing that I am accustomed to that some might not be is that the shower and the toilet occupy the same space. This can mean a wet floor in front of and around the toilet, and that was true for us -- water was still present in the morning even though we had showered the night before. This could be rectified with better design on the floor, or even just providing a squeegee, but alas we would have had to use our two towels to dry the floor even though we also needed them for going to the swimming pool as none were provided there. The children's room had a TV that played two channels. There was a wire for a TV in our room, but none was yet installed. (I didn't mention it to the front desk as we never really missed not having it.) What some will miss is that not only is there no heating (not something one generally would find any place in Uganda), but neither A/C nor a fan. Now, I've never used the fan I bought for my house, so I understand the establishment's choice, but if they wish to appeal to travelers from abroad, I recommend changing that decision. People from the USA and Europe are going to want to be cooler at night, and since there are no screens on the windows, you leave them no option but to keep them closed to keep the insects out and no way to cool the room if they are hot. The provision of a few hangers in the room's open closet area and another couple of towels would also be appreciated. As for the pool, it is very nice. The seperate children's pool is truly a respectably-sized pool, yet shallow enough for all but infants. The main pool isn't deep enough for diving, but otherwise fits most people's needs quite well. And there are sun umbrellas installed at the 8 very nice wooden lounge chairs surrounding the pool. The restaurant served a standard Ugandan breakfast of eggs (an egg which is first scrambled then fried and not fluffy), sausage, noodles, potatoes, matoke, and fruit; plus milk, tea, coffee, African tea, and juice to drink -- all cooked appropriately and I felt it adequate but my wife thought it a little bland. We also had a nice lunch. The menu is varied enough I believe to appeal to most tastes (pizza, burgers, chicken, beef, pork, and local Ugandan food) -- be advised in Ugandan just because something is on the menu doesn't mean it is in the kitchen, but in our case everything was. I found the service attentive without being overbearing, and by Ugandan standards it was also very quick (about 20 minutes). The kids had a couple of different chicken dishes with chips (french fries), my wife a whole tilapia, and I baked macaroon with cheese. I was the only one disappointed, not by the quality of the food, but that it wasn't the macaroni and cheese from the USA that my mouth was salivating for. It was instead just macaroni and spaghetti with some nice vegetable added and a sprinking of cheese blended in. Nothing wrong with the meal other than my expectations. There is also a very nice looking playground that my kids wanted to explore, but it required an extra 5000 UGX each, which I thought should have been included in the price of our rooms (205,000 UGX for our double and 225,000 for the kids twin room) and so I refused the additional charge and we spent more time in the pool instead. The resort is secure and quiet. The staff was friendly and they allowed us a late check-out of 2 PM vs their usually 10 AM. Kabalega Resort is located just a few km (5 minutes) east of Hoima on the road to Masindi.
3. Lake Chahafi Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Located on shore of Lake Chahafi,in south eastern direction of Kisoro district near Rwandan border. We are a luxury resort with eight furnished ensuite cabins with comfy double or twin beds. The cabins are well designed to match the environment: with netted windows that can be rolled up and down to allow for privacy at the same time enjoying the natural surroundings, the cabins are erected on stilts and a deck with breathtaking views on Muhavura volcano and the Lake. We are a spot for travelers who may wish to explore the twin lakes Chahafi and Kayumbu, and as a base for tracking Mountain Gorillas, golden monkeys or hiking the virunga ranges that include: Mt.Muhavura, Mt. Gahinga, and Mt. Sabinyo.
King&tania
Reviewed By HarekingSplendid views of the mountains, cool people around (Allan) our host welcomed us warmly and we loved the place even more , quite place to a gateway holiday I really recommend the place.thank you lake chahafi for you’re hospitality??
4. Miika Eco Resort Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 18 reviews
Miika Eco Resort Hotel is a boutique Hotel with 64 rooms, modern facilities & amenities. It is situated in Hoima Oil City on Kaiso-Tonya/Butiaba Road, 3KMS from Hoima Oil City Headquarters. Its HOME to various tree species, monkeys, historical sites and an ecologically friendly environment suitable for wedding planners, honeymooners, tourists, business travelers and conventions.
Good ambience, wifi needs fixing
Reviewed By Africahand7 of us spent 3 nights here on a business trip. On the plus side, the greenery is lovely and the little steep-sided valley running through the property has monkeys and birds. The rustic restaurant and bar is pleasant. We had excellent service from the bar staff, most of whom turned up a few short hours later to serve breakfast, still with smiles on their faces. The food came fairly quickly and the portions were truly ENORMOUS! Literally 3 times what a normal human could expect to eat. So no complaints one value for money. There is a large and well kept pool over the road. The main downside was the wifi, which was either very slow or non-existent, especially in the rooms (which is the most important place when you're trying to work). So for that I can't give a 5-star review. Install some more routers and we'll be back :-)
5. Crane Resort Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Resturant Service and food was absolutely appalling !
Reviewed By MissGSRZAWe stopped at this hotel to have some lunch on our way to Queen National Park. We got there, the staff did not greet us. The waiter came in and hurried us for the order. We ordered. Done be fooled by the pictures in the menu. They do not serve it the same way. My toasted sandwich looked like a squashed, horrible tasting sandwich and pizza. I even ask how the sandwich, as well as the pizza, was served before ordering it. The waiter assured me that my sandwich and pizza will be served as per our request. It looked as if a bus drove over it. I ordered lemon tea, and I was served just Lemon water with hot water. I asked the waiter if this was lemon tea and his response was this is how we serve today because we did not have a lemon teabag (and he expected me to pay for it, at least after some arguing he left it off the bill). If the service was better, I would have never written this review. The Front desk and waiter that served us were rude and it really seemed as thou they did not want to assist us. I would NOT recommend eating at the hotel restaurant because of the horrible food and service!
6. Kazinga Channel View Resort
