Recently Reviewed Hotels around Hwange National Park

• Sable Sands
  "Beautiful Sable Sands"
  "We had an amazing stay at Sable Sands with Brian and Marlene. The setting is beautiful - and so tranquil with only the sounds of animals interrupting the peace and quiet. The accommodation is stunning – a gorgeous central area and lovely, spacious rooms. But even more memorable than all of this, wa..."s the wonderful hospitality. The service was great – Marlene, Brian and their team really want you to get the most from your stay – if that is fabulous game drives, tasty food, admiring the view in the hammocks, or sitting around the fire with a few drinks in the evenings. We only wish we had stayed longer, but we will back for another visit as soon as we can. " More >
• Camp Hwange
  "One of Zimbabwe's very special places"
  "Camp Hwange has many things going for it ...from the moment we met David Parsons at Hwange airstrip, we knew we were in for something different and we were right. The remote location of the camp and the camp itself engenders a feeling of 'good to be alive' and this is a place to come and stay and d..."iscover... Welcomed with genuine pleasure by Sylvie, Andy and the team on arrival - and we never stopped smiling from beginning to end of our stay. Stunning mess tent with view to waterhole and hide - delicious food - great ambience around the long supper table. Very comfortable tents with every comfort. Even guests from New Caledonia in the South Pacific were present... Camp Hwange fame has spread!! The game drives were unique in that whatever one sees whether large or small, the excitement is engendered through excellent guiding knowledge and the ability to bring the bush to life. We took a walk in the late afternoon - one of my best experiences on safari in 30 years. Lion tracks,... " More >
• The Hide
  "Magnificent way to experience an African game park!"
  "There are many options for lodging in and around Hwange National Park, but frankly, this is the best. For our 15th wedding anniversary, we spent 3 glorious days and nights in tent (ha, unlike any 'tent' you've ever known) 10 which also had an outside clawfooted tub to soak in (which we gladly did!)...". The Hide is situated right off of an ancient riverbed-turned-savannah strip that runs through the northeast corner of the park - the "tents" and main lodge are safari-luxurious - all opening up to a pumped waterhole. In spite of being told by friends in Harare that this was not a great time of year to view game (the 'green season', the animals don't have to come out to watering holes, so often don't), we saw quite a lot, including a gorgeous cheetah on the initial drive into the park from Main Camp. We saw scads of elephants and giraffes, but also waterbucks, bushbucks, impala, a pair of tiny/shy steenbok, jackals, hyena, buffalo, baboons, and many, many fabulous birds. Our guides ... " More >