Mweya safari lodge; the plush in the wilderness - Uganda safari news

mweya safaris lodgePositioned in the Uganda safari destination of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Mweya Safari lodge is one of the notable luxury lodges in the Uganda’s wild. Overlooking Kazinga Channel Lake Edward, the legendary Rwenzori Mountains and the rolling savannah plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park in the Albertine flats, the lodge offers an up market accommodation to a range of upmarket travelers that visit the park while on safaris in Uganda.
Mweya Safari Lodge boasts of varied accommodation units that do not only differ in setting, facilities, amenities and comfort but also on price thus suiting a range of traveler categories. The lodge has the standard rooms, deluxe rooms, suites and Cottages which is the top most. These rooms feature various configurations that make them unique from each other.
The standard rooms which include single, double and twin feature a level of comfort that is well enough never to disappoint. They carry electronic safes, balcony doors, telephone, en suite bathroom and fans.
The deluxe rooms feature the standard room amenities and go ahead to feature superior furnishing, Air conditioning, large windows with the views of Kazinga Channel and they also have single, double and twin room configuration with King sized beds making them suitable for travelers on Uganda safaris and tours who would wish to maintain the view of the water.
The suites feature a more relaxed environment that has a living room filled with sofas that can be used for entertainment and relaxation. They also feature a minibar; fold up sofa bed, natural wooden doors and large windows with panoramic view of the channel waters.
On top of the rest, there lies the cottage. These are configured differently with the family cottages named the Rwenzori Cottage for the families traveling together on safari to Uganda not forgetting the Royal Cottage for the same purpose.
The more plush and top notch Queen’s cottage and the Presidential Cottage leave nothing out of range. Therefore the choice of which room to stay in at Mweya Safari Lodge would definitely be determined by your interest in the level of comfort and willingness to pay the required price.
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