spending an overnight at grand global hotel – Uganda safari news

grand grobalThe tourism sector in Uganda is one of the fast growing sectors that are fetching enormously to the country revenue arising for the ever increasing numbers of Uganda safari undertakers. Thus looking at accommodation is one of the important aspects to ensure that these traveling people have enough bed capacity to absorb them while on safaris in Uganda.
Grand Global Hotel is one of the newly added accommodation establishments in the city of Kampala. Grand Global Hotel is a midrange hotel positioned along the Makerere Hill road about 200m off Sir Apollo Kaggwa Road. The hotel overlooks the Kasubi hill where the famous Kasubi tombs which are among the remarkable Uganda safari attractions are found, the upper side of it is Makerere University the prestigious University in the region and the hills of Namirembe and Rubaga are also overlooked.
The Grand Global Hotel offers accommodation a range of rooms that include singles, doubles, executive suites and fully furnished apartments. It has a well laid restaurant and impressively stocked two bars. The largest restaurant taking 200 guests at ago coupled with the lush gardens that take up to 700 guests along with conference halls that range from 14 Pax to 150 people combine to make Grand Global Hotel a big establishment and capable of hosting big events including workshops which tend to pull many people to undertake safaris to Uganda.
The Rooms at Grand Global Hotel feature flat screen Tvs, coffee and tea making facilities, en suite bathrooms with shower cubicles, private balconies, wardrobes, Room fluffy pillows, dressing mirror, direct dial telephone and work stations with unlimited internet connectivity for guests with electronic gadgets like laptops. This combines to ensure comfort of the travelers on a safari in Uganda. The 5 Apartments and honeymoon suite serve the interest of long stay clients and the romantic couples respectively.
Uganda safaris / Uganda safari News
Prime Uganda safaris & Tours Ltd

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