Hotels in Victoria Falls

It was also within walking distance to Victoria Falls, and it was a very convenient place with a supermarket nearby. The room was very stylish with a canopy-like mosquito net on the bed. I was a little worried about the sound of the refrigerator, but it was fine with earplugs. I especially liked the restaurant. I was satisfied with the delicious food and service provided at the same price as eating outside.

With a stay at The Little Outlook in Victoria Falls, you'll be near the airport, within a 5-minute drive of Victoria Falls and Zambezi National Park. This lodge is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Victoria Falls National Park and 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Devil's Pool.Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as an outdoor pool or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers with rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Shoestrings must be under new ownership or management, as I'd say it's operating the best I've ever seen....and my first time staying at Shoestrings was in 1999, and I've visited Vic Falls almost every year since then (pre COVID) and made a point to drop in for a drink, primarily being nostalgic. So it was time to stay again, and I was very impressed with the current operation (just two things to work on, noted below). First, the lodge is fine for all ages, so don't think it's a youth hostel...it's a lodge. There were young, middle-aged, and older...and the vibe for everyone was comfortable and welcoming. Next, I have to give huge compliments to Ann, who works in the reception. Simply outstanding in every way; detailed in all arrangements requested (and any activity operator or even taxi service that didn't deliver well for her guests (us) got an earful from her; she even reprimanded the Immigration service for mishandling the entry visas for 2 guests and had them come to the property to refund and reissue the visas)....but most importantly she was sincerely caring for all of the guests, and was funny as well. Everyone is in GREAT hands being looked after by Ann!! So about the property... They keep it super clean. I was probably the first awake every day and would hang in the common area, and the cleaning was in full-swing by 6-630am when I would wander out to grab a coffee...I was very impressed by the commitment to keeping it clean, especially after they had an active night in the bar/common area. The main/font lounge area is a very relaxing where everyone is welcome. I ended up meeting 4 other solo travelers of various ages who quickly became ”friends for life”, and we ended up spontaneously traveling together for extended trips to Zambia and Botswana. It's just a great area to be social with other travelers, or just sprawl on the couch and chairs like I often did, when not with my newfound friends. Nice and very clean pool adjacent to the front lounge area. It was always too cold for me to try, but others were braver than me and looked to enjoy it. Maybe I wish they had more than one lounger to use and soak up some sun. I self catered camped, first time in my life. I was not very good at it, and didn't have the proper bedding for the freezing nighttime temperature....not surprisingly Ann came to the rescue and arranged extra bedding for me, with just a refundable deposit needed. Never felt my belongings were unsafe in the garden, though of course I also used a lock. Due to an extremely early bus departure the next day, and not wanting to deconstruct my tent at 430-5am, I did move into a dorm for my last night. I don't think I've stayed in a dorm for at least 2 decades, and was a bit apprehensive. But it was again a welcoming place to stay, had nice chats with the few others in the room, very comfortable beds/bedding, privacy curtains for each bed, and two fans for air circulation. Okay, are for improvement....the sha

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.

The batteries ran out in our door lock, unfortunately the manager did not trust her staff enough to leave them with the master key to get into the rooms. The manager had left for the day and had to be called back - the delay caused us to almost miss our booked sunset cruise, it was very stressful as we were only in Vic falls for one night.

This luxurious lodge in Victoria Falls offers every amenity you would want in a remote town. The welcoming and accommodating staff help with everything from the hotel restaurant to where to go in town. The property itself offers a variety of seating areas, two pools, a friendly bar, and a fantastic restaurant. The location puts the entire town, and the falls, within walking distance. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and modern. We had a lovely stay here and I would recommend the Ilala Lodge to anyone visiting Victoria Falls.

Both sides of the road are their homes. Zimbabwe prices are much more expensive than Zambia and Botswana, but there is WiFi in the room, and there is breakfast. You can reserve it late and the service is good! There is no free vehicle, this town, no matter where you go, it is 10 dollars a car, several times more expensive than Shanghai!

We had the most amazing and tasty breakfast at Shearwater Village, kudos to our server of the day a Trainee named Fanuel who was incredibly friendly and made sure we were good the entire time. Highly recommended Overally we enjoyed the atmosphere was amazing the buffet was exceptional our food orders came on time

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

Lodge poco distante dal centro bel paese è molto carino e ben strutturato. Il personale è stato molto gentile ed accogliente. I ristoranti, bar e piscina affacciano su una vallata con pozza d’acqua dove si vedono spesso animali abbeverarsi come elefanti, kudu, antilopi, facoceri ed altri ancora. È veramente un piacere e rilassante passare del tempo in piscina ad ammirarli. La piscina stessa è un po’ piccolina ma carina e con acqua bella fresca, con temperature di quasi 40º è un toccasana rinfrescarsi. La camera pure è carina anche se un po’ piccolina. Ha un bel balconcino con affaccio sulla vallata che, se non fosse per le troppe zanzare, sarebbe molto piacevole passarci del tempo. Il bagno anche è piccolino però con una doccia molto ampia e comoda. Colazione discreta, buona varietà di frutta e poca di dolci. Il lodge poi offre anche tanti servizi aggiuntivi come mini safari, passeggiate, dar da mangiare agli avvoltoi e tante altre. Tra le cose che non andavano innanzitutto il Wi-Fi, lento e si sconnetteva davvero spesso. La pulizia era buona ma migliorabile, c’erano degli insetti morti in alcuni angoli il primo giorno ed erano ancora lì l’ultimo. Poi i costi sia dei ristoranti, che del bar, che delle attività erano davvero cari, equiparabili a strutture occidentali per spennare gli occidentali. Insomma, una buona struttura dove passare 2 notti anche se ci sono vari margini di miglioramento per fargli avere 5 stelle.