The Victoria Falls Hotel | Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)

Includes: Bed & Breakfast 

Popularly known as “the grand old lady of the falls”, The Victoria Falls Hotel is situated in the Victoria Falls National Park, a world heritage site. The hotel is surrounded by tropical gardens, lily ponds and century-old shade trees overlooking the magnificent Victoria Falls, an ideal location for river cruises and helicopter tours. A ten-minute stroll, via a private footpath, leads to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World: the Victoria Falls.

The Victoria Falls Hotel has 149 rooms ranging from Standard rooms, Classic rooms, Stable Signature Wing rooms, Premium rooms, Deluxe suites, Executive suite, Presidential/Livingstone suite and the famous Royal Batoka suite. All rooms are air conditioned and en-suite with a shower and bathtub. Inter-leading rooms are also available for families where parents can occupy a room that links the neighbouring children’s room through a private doorway.

The hotel is delightfully quiet with several lounges and secluded areas. With 3 restaurants, the Livingstone Room, the Stanley’s Terrace and The Jungle Junction, the hotel is famous for its five-star service that is aimed to leave every guest feeling like royalty. Traditional high tea is served every afternoon at the Stanley’s Terrace with spectacular views of the Victoria Falls Bridge, while the Stanley’s Bar is an amazing spot to relax with a sundowner whilst listening to the roar of the mighty falls.

Guests can cool off by a swimming pool set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens, overlooking the falls. The guests may also relax in the in-house residents’ lounge and art gallery. Located next to the poolside is an open-air bar area with thatched gazebos. The hotel has a gift shop and jewellery shop specialising in colonial and ethnic memorabilia, as well as an in-house activity desk.

Activities in the area can be arranged at additional cost, these include but not limited to boat cruises, tours of the falls, canoeing, white water rafting, scenic flights, Victoria Falls steam safari express and many more.

Airport Transfer Time: 20 minutes from Victoria Falls & Livingstone Airports

Contact Details:
Tel: +263 13 44275
www.africansunhotels.com

 

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The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Main Lounge
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Deluxe-Suite
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Classic Room
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Room in the Stables Signature Wing
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Stables Wing Lounge
The Viictoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Premium Room
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Executive Suite
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Presidential-Suite
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Presidential-Suite
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Hotel Front Entrance
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Kevin Hogan Entrance
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Reception
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Courtyard and Livingstone Room Entrance
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Hotel Front face from the flagpole
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Kevin Hogan Stanley's Terrace - All day light meals
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Afternoon Tea- Served daily on Stanley's Terrace 15h00 - 18h00
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Stanley's Terrace Serving light meals all day
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Flagpole - Popular viewing area
The Victoria Falls Hotel Lush Garden - Relax in the gardens
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Bridge View
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Garden View
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Executive-Suite Bathroom
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Evening View
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Evening Exterior
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Evening Front
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Breakfast
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Makishi Dancers
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Jungle-Junction-Evening Meal
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Livingstone Room Meal
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Livingstone Room Tables
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The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Pool Pavillion
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Pool Relaxation
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Pool Area
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Pullman's Conference Room
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Centenary Conference Room
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Larry Norton Gallery in the Palm Lounge
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Stone Dynamics Gallery
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Curio Shop
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Beauty-Salon
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Paul Karnstedt Chapel - Mary Magdelaine
The Victoria Falls Hotel Credit: Kevin Hogan Fitness-Centre

Your Stay

2 Nights

Bed and Breakfast

Fast Facts

5 Star

Hotel

Spoken Languages: English

No. Rooms: 149

Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Gourmet, History & Culture, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Shopping, Wildlife

Wilderness Davison's | Hwange National Park

Includes: meals, local drinks, twice daily scheduled camp activities and National Park entry fees & laundry
Excludes: premium drinks
Activities: game drives and game walks

Davison's Camp lies deep in Hwange National Park, in the south-eastern Linkwasha Concession - one of the best game viewing areas of the entire Park. It is a classic African tented camp, with the units tastefully hidden beneath a grove of mopane trees.

Named after the founder of Hwange National Park and its first warden, Ted Davison, this camp, with its 8 tents and a family tent, offers a wonderful bush experience. The tents all have fans and en-suite bathrooms. Both the tents and the separate main area, comprising a lounge, dining room, and open campfire area, look out over the productive waterhole.

Activities include game drives in open 4x4 vehicles, or guided walks in the early mornings, while during the siesta hours, guests can view wildlife coming down to the waterhole to drink from their tent veranda or the main area. Game viewing is productive year-round in the Linkwasha Concession.

Airport Transfer Time: 30 minutes

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Wilderness Davison’s Come to Wilderness Davison's for the abundant wildlife, stay for the intense sense of belonging.
Wilderness Davison’s Experience exceptional game-viewing across all seasons in a wildly beautiful environment.
Wilderness Davison’s Inspired by the natural palette beyond the camp, African décor and earthy tones create a calm, authentic atmosphere.
Wilderness Davison’s Wilderness Davison's is proud to support the Scorpion Anti-Poaching Unit.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Outdoor dining with a view.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent interior at Davison's.
Wilderness Davison’s Large herds of African elephant are regularly seen.
Wilderness Davison’s Blue wildebeest visit a waterhole to drink.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen After sunset around the fire pit.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen The main dining area.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Mike Myers A delicious brunch is served after morning activities.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Game-viewing from the deck at Davison's.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Inviting swimming pool in the main area.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Mike Myers The perfect place to cool off in the heat of the afternoon.
Wilderness Davison’s An ostrich and chicks.
Wilderness Davison’s Hippo and baboons at a waterhole.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Olwen Evans Children on a guided bush walk.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Olwen Evans Children examine an elephant skeleton.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Elephants close to Davison's.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Morning bush walk at a waterhole.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Elephants close to camp.
Wilderness Davison’s Cheetah soaks up the afternoon sun.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Learning about the game drive areas.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Enjoying brunch in camp with elephants at the waterhole.
Wilderness Davison’s Davison's game drive.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Davison's guides are eager to share their vast knowledge with passion.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Classic Hwange waterhole visitors in the dry season.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Cheetah on the move.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent and view.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Twin-bedded guest tent.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent interior at Davison's.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen En-suite facilities.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent bathroom.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent under a shady canopy of trees.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Dana Allen Guest tent interior at Davison's.

Your Stay

3 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

Fast Facts

Safari Lodge

No. Rooms: 9

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