Cassia Lodge-Hotels in Uganda Kampala

Cassia Lodge-Hotels in Uganda Kampala

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With astonishing views of Kampala city and Lake Victoria from one of the highest hills in the city Cassia Lodge is the traveler’s choice in Kampala. The Lodge is located off Gaba Road on Plot 5, Buziga Hill, Munyonyo on one of the highest hills of Kampala close to Lake Victoria-Africa’s largest fresh water lake making it an ideal hotel in Kampala to spend a night or more. About 45km from Entebbe International Airport, to reach Cassia lodge you take the Kampala-Entebbe Express highway taking about a 1 hours’ drive. The Lodge is a 4-star hotel with the environment around the hotel being cool with few mosquitoes and an astonishing view of the lake as well as the city great to stay on a 1-day Kampala city tour.

Amenities/services at Cassia Lodge

Each room at Cassia Lodge is air-conditioned and is equipped with a mosquito net, sitting area and work desk. They each feature a flat screen TV and a balcony, while the bathroom is equipped with a shower and free toiletries.

Guests can enjoy either a Ugandan or an international cuisine at the on-site restaurant, or from the views from the terrace. A continental breakfast is offered and guests have the option of indulging this in the privacy of their rooms. Adjacent to the restaurant is a bar with separate panoramic balcony.

Cassia Lodge has a 24-hour front desk, library and a shared TV/lounge area. Shuttle services to and from the lodge can be arranged at a surcharge

There is a business center on site.

While at Cassia Lodge, you can take a tour to the Uganda National Museum which is within 14 km reach or go to the Uganda Golf Course is which is 11 km away.

There is wireless internet connection at the lodge The Lodge has a large swimming pool The restaurant in the hotel can accommodate up to 100 people and hence ideal for small and medium sized parties.

 Come relax at the shores of Lake Victoria with a great view of the bustling capital of Kampala either on leisure or business.

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