Ugandan Hotels and Lodges

Uganda has a large selection of lodging choices, with its portfolio of upscale resorts growing. While maintaining its unique character, the lodges make the most of their spectacular locations to provide guests with remarkable experiences and stays they will not soon forget.

Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge, Bwindi Forest:

Tucked down in the southern region of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Clouds is a breathtaking illustration of the harmonious merging of luxury and adventurous travel.

A variety of individual cottages with parlor areas, bedrooms with verandas facing the park, and en suite bathrooms are available at the lodge because you can walk to and from the trailhead, the park is ideally situated for gorilla trekking, which reduces travel time. The staff’s hospitality and the caliber of services offered at this lodge rival its surroundings and style.

Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge, Bwindi Forest

 At Buhoma, the busiest trailhead in the Bwindi Forest, there is an additional upscale lodging choice for those who wish to trek with gorillas.

The design and decor of Volcanoes Bwindi Lodge are unmatched, and the level of service offered places it indisputably at the top of Uganda’s luxury lodging options. Gorilla Forest Camp, Bwindi Forest: One of the most well liked lodging choices for gorilla hikers seeking a luxurious base is Sanctuary Camp.

It is located about five minutes from the busiest gorilla trekking route in the park, the trailhead headquarters at Buhoma because of how extensively the camp is integrated into the jungle, gorillas frequently walk the grounds and emerge from the surrounding foliage!

Kyaninga Lodge, Fort Portal

 The small, lively town of Fort Portal is a fantastic spot to stay if you want to track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest or visit the foothills of the northern Rwenzori Mountains and the Semliki Valley. Fort Portal is about an hour from Kibale Forest.

In addition to being a fantastic mid-range hotel choice, Kyaninga Lodge boasts an amazing story. Built by self-taught carpenters, enormous huts made of huge eucalyptus logs flank the lip of the Kyaninga crater and gaze down into the 220-meter lake below.

Kyambura Gorge Lodge, Queens:

 At Queen Elizabeth National Park, a ridge circles around to Kyambura Gorge, and a naturally occurring rift in the otherwise level plains that is heavily wooded and bisected by water.

Being the closest hotel to the canyon, the sophisticated Kyambura canyon Lodge is ideally situated to offer a sumptuous starting point for chimpanzee trekking, in addition to wildlife drives and boat safaris right in the middle of the park.

Mihingo Lodge, Lake Mburo:

A stunning opulent lodge, Mihingo Lodge is situated in a 97-hectare private reserve that borders Lake Mburo National Park. It has been tastefully incorporated into a large granite outcrop.

The meticulous attention to detail in the design and construction of the 12-tented rooms ensures that they blend in with the surrounding landscape.

One of the few locations in Uganda where equestrian safaris are possible is Mihingo, which also runs horse safaris surrounding Lake Mburo.

Apoka Lodge, Kidepo Valley:

 Apoka Lodge is a luxurious lodge that is well situated in the center of Kidepo Valley National Park’s plains on a low elevation.

There is lots of wildlife around. In the hot, dry months, you might see a lion relaxing by the pool, or you might see buffalo or zebras just outside your door when the grass is tall. Additionally, a tall observation tower serves as a memorable location for a private brunch.

Wild Waters Lodge, Jinja:

 Built on a private island and only reachable by boat, Wildwaters Lodge is a unique lodging choice and one of the greatest for visitors taking a break from Jinja’s more strenuous activities, such white-water rafting.The ten opulent rooms at Wildwater promise a remarkable experience in a stunning setting.

Baker’s Lodge, Murchison Falls:

 The array of excellent small-scale possibilities on the south bank of the Nile is growing.

The nearest location to the shoreline and ferry point is Baker’s Lodge. Built out from a shared eating area, the rooms are well proportioned and have a beautiful blend of thatch and canvas.They were opened in 2015.

Twiga Safari Lodge,

Their neighbors just up the hill, offers a modern twist on a tented camp by fusing canvas with sturdy architecture. The finest views are available from eight exquisitely constructed, contemporary thatched bandas at the newly refurbished Nile Safari Lodge.

Paraa Safari Lodge:

Built in 1997 using just the foundations of the previous 1959 lodge, Paraa Safari Lodge is situated on the north bank of the Nile. Its interior design draws inspiration from a bygone era of Nile exploration. Its 54 rooms come equipped with a private balcony with breathtaking views of the flowing Nile, a wide window, and an en suite bathroom.

The African Queen, a 1951 Hollywood classic starring Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart, featured its tranquil outdoor pool. Families or those traveling to Africa for the first time and wanting to start their safari adventures from a chic and comfortable base will find the resort to be ideal.

Nile Safari Lodge:

The family-run, environmentally conscious Nile Safari Lodge opened its doors in 2017 and is situated on the southern bank of the Nile. The furnishings and fixtures in the lodge are made to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor space.

The lodging’s distinctive design lets it mix in perfectly with the breathtaking surroundings. Skilled local artisans using natural materials constructed the lodge. The water is obtained from the Nile and purified using a UV filtration system to meet drinking standards. The resort provides seclusion without cutting itself off from its breathtaking surroundings.

Chobe Safari Lodge:

The five-star Chobe Safari Lodge is situated on the north bank of the River Nile and offers expansive views of the enchanted river. The lodge offers a variety of lodging options, with 36 quaint guest rooms, 21 opulent tents, 4 suites, and an opulent Presidential Cottage to select from. Chobe’s outdoor pool is divided into three levels so that visitors can enjoy the view from various angles.

Mweya Safari Lodge:

 Mweya Safari Lodge, situated in the center of Queen Elizabeth National Park on the Mweya Peninsula, is the ideal starting point for your explorations. The lodge provides stunning views of the majestic Rwenzori Mountains and the winding Kazinga Channel. For those who like their solitude and space, private villas are ideal. Both the Presidential Cottage and the Queen’s Cottage include large balconies with views of the Kazinga Channel.