Nexus resorts; a little gem in the Kampala outskirts

nexus hotheKampala continues to stand as the main starting point for the range of Uganda safaris and as a result the first and the last night of the safaris are always spent in Kampala which gives its accommodation a considerable relevancy in the Uganda’s tourism.
To the north west of Kampala, there lies a little gem recently unveiled to present budget accommodation to the travelers on safaris in Uganda. Nexus Resort Hotel positioned in the town of Nansana offers a 24 hours dedicated service to ensure that the visitor’s night in Kampala forms section of remarkable holiday memories.
The Nexus Resorts Hotel presents an ideal location that is free from Kampala traffic while connecting to the popular destinations where travelers on safari in Uganda tend to visit including Murchison Falls National Park where one follows the northern by pass to connect to Gulu road, the Kibale National Park, Rwenzori, Semliki and the entire Fort Portal region where one follows the northern by pass to connect to Mityana road and the Lake Mburo, Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga National Park and the entire south western region where one follows the Northern by pass to connect to Masaka road.
This notable resort hotel presents an affordable and yet quality accommodation experience in a range of twenty (20) rooms that feature sixty (60) guest occupancy thus capable of accommodating large groups of travelers. The Nexus Resort Hotel aims at bringing all the services at its guests disposal and as a a result it operates a conference hall that can take up to 200 delegates which makes it part of the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Events initiative which plays a considerable role in pulling counts of outsiders to take safaris to Uganda.
The Nexus Resort Hotel saw its operations commence in the year 2010 and its accommodation is configured in rooms and suites including business suites, the family suites, the executive deluxe, twin (superior), triple room, superior deluxe and standard (superior).The facilities at Nexus Resort Hotel are never disappointing. The hotel features a lounge space for the suite area only, the Kitchenette for the Suites only, LCD Televisions, Internal Telephone Communication, the free wireless connection, the modern hot shower, the complimentary room service not forgetting a 24/7 restaurant and bar serving local and international cuisine and a wide range of beverages both alcoholic and nonalcoholic respectively.

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