Uganda Family friendly Hotels

"A very nice hotel. Excellent value for Kampala . Great breakfast . Close to acacia mall and several bars and restaurants . "

"The hotel is average in general, but it seriously needs some maintenance and updating to a more current look. Rooms are large and has all the usual. Strange though that there are no insect screens on the windows and there is hardly any place to work in the room. The service is good and friendly. The food in the restaurant is barely edible and I would definately give this a miss."

"What a beautiful place!! What beautiful people!! What fantastic meals!! I was there for 11 days. After the first couple days i mentioned to the manager that mattress was pretty worn. That evening i had a new mattress!! All the staff, including the security team, are extremely pleasant and helpful."

"The place felt very safe and in a nice setting with plenty of green outside space. Rooms were very clean and spacious with nice private front terraces. The staff were really friendly and helpful, especially the onwer, Agnes, who arranged sightseeing trips in the area, airport transfer (15 mins) and other transport for us. There is a nice bar area where they serve great breakfast and drinks. They even stocked up on our favourite drinks on request. The only drawback for us was the location. It's...

"Well, the reception stuff does not understand how to read an Expedia reservation. They are either not trained or pretend to be so that they have a reason for extra-charge. The elevator does not have safety sensor. It hit me pretty hard. It would have crashed a child's head, I'm afraid. I got bruises on my shoulder. Only one building has elevator. The other one has AC. The card key system did not work. I had to ask the reception person to open for me every time. Breakfast is symbolical. We were...

"The staff was amazing, a big shout out to all of them specially for Atim! Their customer service was outstanding :)"

"Their WiFi is horrible! It’s basic email sending. And the issue is, they don’t action on the feedback. I kept telling them to fix it, in vain."