The place is one of the best hotels in that area, which to be honest there’s not much in the area, it would be sort of a peaceful place, but when we were there, there was a festival happening, which kept us up at night with the music. The food is pretty good, and slow as usual. I would say the single villas are worth about $100 a night, and the group villas are worth about $200 a night, so don’t pay more than that overall pretty good, friendly Staff.

A wonderful place to relax, with a very serene atmosphere. The accommodations are great, but the food needs improvement. If I were staying longer than a couple of nights, I would want more choices. The staff were very responsive to my requests and helped make my stay more comfortable. Additionally, I think an intercom system for communication would be beneficial.

There are apparently 'executive suites' which my wife viewed and thought were beautiful. There are also those that are less expensive and not executive. We stayed for four nights in the less expensive one. At first there were a few things that we had hoped to see but were not in the room however the management and staff (Henry in particular) did everything possible to make our stay better and provide the room with some things that were lacking. Overall, I would recommend this place for a retreat or something where you just want to unplug and enjoy the grounds. The restaurant was not busy during out stay but the food was truly excellent and some of the best we had in Uganda. A decent size pool with surrounding amenities would top this place off and apparently there are plans to build one. I would return if I was doing work in that area again.