Hotels Africa Zambia Livingstone

Housed in Colonial style structure, this lodge offers pure natural luxury with Victoria Falls as the perfect backdrop. The well-appointed rooms and loft suites provide comfortable stay. The in-house restaurant serves a wide range of delicacies traditional ones to mouth-watering Afro-Arabian fusion dishes.

Located deep in the heart of Livingstone, the tourist hub of Southern Africa and Zambia, this hotel is the perfect place for exploring the amazing area. Its guests will be within a 10-minute drive from several museums including the Railway Museum, Livingstone Museum and Maramba Cultural Museum, while for more adventurous types Victoria Falls National Park and the Devil s Pool are both just 5km away. With its unique aesthetic combination of Zambian and Continental decor the ambiance of the hotel predisposed for quiet relaxation. This is even more amplified by the comfort and style of the cosy rooms, which are geared towards providing everything need for both a long and a short term stay. Guests who need to refresh after the long day can enjoy a dip in the pool or soak in the Jacuzzi before heading to the restaurant for a fulfilling meal. Other amenities/ services Year of construction 2006 Year of most recent renovation 2013 Number of floors (main building) 1 Number of floors (annexe) 1 Single rooms 21 Double rooms 30 Junior suites 6 Executive rooms 2 Family rooms 3 Disability-friendly rooms 6

The Courtyard Hotel Victoria Falls is for both the business travelers and adventure seekers. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are available at the property. The hotel has a medium size lobby. This is a modern hotel. Other amenities/ services Satellite television, Earliest check-in at 14 00

This hotel is ideal for the discerning traveller searching for opulence, extravagance and sheer indulgence. All spacious and comfortable en-suite guestrooms are luxuriously furnished with Victorian style baths. Each room has its own private veranda stretched along the river bank. A delightful mixture of modern sophistication and old-world style, its fine restaurant offers a unique breakfast, alfresco lunches and a-la-carte dinners featuring a dazzling array of dishes from the river and ocean as well as bush and game fare.

With its warm, earthy architecture, inspired by an African walled village and simple finishes, highlighted in bright mosaics and fabrics, this hotel offers a memorable experience to its guests. The open and airy en-suite guestrooms are tastefully decorated with handcrafted fusion of Zambian designs. All rooms spill outwards into the natural African bush, or face inwards into a vast, cool, landscaped pool with private, shaded balconies. The hotel has a number of restaurants and one of them provides an enjoyable buffet experience with sumptuous breakfast and dinners.