New Hotel Triangle Mbarara

New safari accommodation facility set in Mbarara

Opened to the public last weekend, Hotel Triangle Mbarara is a new lodging facility in Mbarara, lying a few meters above the new Mbarara Southern by-pass. The hotel is just 11 km from Mbarara Bus Station and Mbarara Market the biggest town in western Uganda. Owned by a city mogul, Mutaasa Kafeero Hotel Triangle Mbarara comes as a beautiful lodging facility after Hotel Triangle Kampala was earlier set. New Triangle Hotel Mbarara sitting on 160acres of land features 106 rooms, a presidential suite, mega conference centers, three swimming pools, children play center among other facilities.

The opening of this hotel is a great addition and transformation for the Uganda safari industry alongside the already available hotels. Hotel Triangle Mbarara is about a 25-minute drive to Lake Mburo National Park and about an hour to Queen Elizabeth National Park popular for Uganda wildlife safaris because of the profusion of wildlife hosted by these parks. Hotel Triangle Mbarara  For travelers, this is a great en route accommodation facility to relax from the journey as you join from for instance from Kibale forest national park after chimpanzee trekking to Bwindi impenetrable national park for a Uganda gorilla trekking safari tour. During the opening of this luxurious facility, the message from president Museveni noted that “The decision you took was worthy. It was strategic because we have tourist attractions in the vicinity and the neighboring districts. Our tourists and the country will be able to access luxurious accommodation,” as was delivered by Prof. Ephraim Kamuntu, the minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities.

Amenities in the New Hotel Triangle Mbarara


  • The property features a terrace, as well as a bar.
  • The property offers a 24-hour front desk.
  • Every room is fitted with a private bathroom, while selected rooms are fitted with a balcony.
  • A Full English/Irish breakfast can be enjoyed at the property.
  • The property has a hot tub.
  • The hotel has 10 conference rooms including an outdoor center, three boardrooms,
  • For body fitness there’s a massage, gym and spa,
  • Forex bureau services are available at the hotel
  • Babysitting and childcare services are also offered at the hotel
  • Besides business and accommodation services, the hotel also offers wedding and honeymoon services
Uganda tours just got more amazing, on top of the many hotels in Uganda Kampala, this new addition is great for the tourism industry. Have a moment at this luxurious facility in the land of the long-horned cattle and let hospitality and scenic views be the order of the day.

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