sleeping at top notch Kampala serena hotel – Uganda safari news

serena hotel kampalaKampala Serena Hotel standing as a five (5) accommodation establishment presents an overnight stay for the top notch clientele including those that are on safaris in Uganda. The Hotel is located at the heart of Kampala spread over 1.7 acres of land marked by landscaped grounds and water gardens that make it impressive to encounter.
Accommodation is provided in a range of 152 rooms making it a stronghold for the national and regional bed supply. Kampala Serena draws its inspiration from the Uganda’s counts of Rivers and Lakes whose beauty attracts world travelers to undertake safaris to Uganda as it is depicted in the more spread water gardens shimmering mosaics not forgetting the hand carved panels. The Hotel presents a remarkable international conference center, a roof top terrace, a garden auditorium three (3) restaurants, rock sculptured pool terrace, the Spa and two (2) bars presenting a myriad of amenity choice to the clientele including those on Uganda safaris and tours.
At forty (40) Kilometers from Entebbe International Airport, the Hotel can be accessed directly by road at any time of the day passing through the bustling Kampala city with different groups of people and forms of business. Approaching the Serena Hotel puts you in a serene environment that you never believed you can have in the heart of Kampala.
The rooms which are configured in various categories including the deluxe rooms that count to 108, executive rooms that count to thirty two (32), Executive suites that count to eight (8), Business suite that count to three (3), the Royal suite named after the Queen who occupied it during the 2007 CHOGM conference and the Bambara lounge dedicated for the resident clientele. From this wide selection, any traveler on a safari in Uganda can have his suitable preference.
The Kampala Serena Hotel suites and rooms feature an air conditioned atmosphere, 24 hour room service, Wi-Fi and modem hook up in the room, complimentary newspaper, direct dial telephone, mini bar, bath robe, satellite TV, coffee and tea making machine, hair driers, private safe, 240V/3 pin sockets, concierge, limousine service and airport shuttle. These combine to make Kampala Serena Hotel a top notch accommodation facility in Uganda that is worth sleeping in.
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