NYORE HILLSIDE RETREAT; A TRANQUIL STAY IN MBARARA

NYORE HILLSIDEThe Nyore Hillside Retreat is one of the recent additions to the list of Uganda Safari accommodation units in the peri-urban environments. Positioned in the district of Mbarara at 16 miles along the Mbarara – Kabale Road, the Nyore Hillside Retreat presents a lush tranquil accommodation for those interested in a serene experience away from the urban hassle of Mbarara town.
The Accommodation at Nyore Hillside Retreat is featured in lush en suite cottages crafted in traditional setting with grass thatch which are tranquil and suitable for the stay of travelers on safaris in Uganda wishing to break the journey to or from the south western destinations of Bwindi, Mgahinga or Queen Elizabeth National Parks. Every cottage is impressively designed by expert local artisans featuring African antiques along with customized furnishings bringing in a profound connection between heritage, nature and modernity.
The four Cottages named Mango Cottage, Ovacado Cottage, Peanut Cottage and Family Cottage feature King sized beds, en suite shower and toilet, lounge equipped with a leather Sofa, Mosquito Nets and clothing and storage facilities. The Honey moon features a relatively larger space compared to other cottages and contains a bar thus ideal for couple on holiday safari in Uganda.
Nyore Hillside Retreat leaves no one in inadequacy as it also features well set Restaurant, Bar, curio shop, extensive exotic flower garden tranquil for relaxation, laundry service, adequate outdoor parking, pitches and tents and the cribs for infants.  For those interested in outdoor activities, the Nyore Hillside present remarkable bird watching encounters, community walks and camping. The Nyore’s panoramic location also presents impressive sightseeing experience on Uganda tours.

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