Mahogany Springs Lodge
This is one of the most beautiful hotels in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. It is in the Buhoma section.
There are some great luxury rooms and services at this camp, which makes it one of the best in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
The staff at Mahogany Springs Lodge is well-trained, and the boss has years of experience working in customer service and the tourist industry.
The Springs Lodge puts excellent customer service and happiness above all else. Each customer in wood is treated like a king at the lodge’s service.
The cook at this springs camp has been doing high-quality dining for over 20 years, so the food is also out of this world.
The springs lodge is also one of the borders’ paradises. It is by the river, so tourists on birding tours can see a lot of birds before they go on their trip.
The Mahogany Springs Lodge has great, stylish rooms made from beautiful African materials.
The resort is also close to the meeting spot for gorilla hiking and bird watching trails.
The Mahogany Lodge is in a great spot from which to see both the Manyaga River and the tall trees of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
Its setting, right next to the Munyanga River and with great views of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, makes Mahogany Springs Lodge stand out.
There are also two family rooms in the house, which share a sitting room. With a glass of wine and a jungle book or board game, you can spend an evening at the wooden bar or camp fire.
At Mahogany Springs Lodge, you can also have private lunches and dinners by the river.
THINGS TO DO
Going to see gorillas
Seeing birds
Cultural trips
Forest walks in nature
Putting up trees
ROOMS AND RATES
The lodge has 8 suites made of stone and thatch. Each one has a bathroom with a flashing toilet and a balcony with a view of the forest.
At Mahogany Springs Lodge, each bedroom has its own bathroom, wood beds, writing desks, and tile tubs.
In the rooms at the Mahogany Lodge, there are plugs and beds with nets to keep mosquitoes and other bugs out at night.
HOW TO GET THERE
There are regular flights every day from Entebbe International Airport to Kihihi Airstrip.
The drive from Entebbe to Kampala takes a whole day.
It takes two to three hours to drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park the
6-7 hours from Lake Mburo National Park
WHAT THE HOTEL HAS TO OFFER
Protecting the Internet
Help at the front desk
Doing laundry
Bathroom with a tub and a shower in the bedroom
Shampoo, conditioner, soap, and a hair dryer that can be charged at 220V plugs in the room
Nothing to call or cool down
You can use credit cardsOne of the mid-range places to stay in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is Lake Kitandara Bwindi Camp. This is where the journey begins because it still has some of the original features from when it first opened in 1994.
The Lake Kitandara camp is close to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and has great views of the Bwindi forest.
Bwindi Camp can take you to and from the airport, rent you a car, and do your cleaning if you ask. Lake Kitandara Bwindi Camp has 20 well-equipped tents that are simply designed and comfy. There is also a restaurant on site that serves a variety of local and foreign dishes. It’s a private hunting camp with free services and adventures you’ll never forget.
THINGS TO DO
Going on a gorilla hike in Bwindi
Nature-based walks
Cultural trips to the people who live in the area
Bird watching
ROOMS AND RATES
The Kitandara Bwindi camp has 20 simple tents for people to stay in. There are bath tabs, hot and cold showers, and a toilet in the bathroom for added comfort.
The camp has a porch where you can rest and enjoy the beautiful views of the park, especially after going gorilla hiking.
The camp offers full board lodging, and guests can enjoy an endless supply of drinks. During their entire stay, they will also receive excellent service.
The camp’s kitchen offers food from around the world and from the area.
SERVICES Airport shuttle Room service
Bar and bar 24 hours a day electricity
A guide on how to get to Lake Kitandara Bwindi Camp
The drive from Entebbe to Kampala takes a whole day.
It takes two to three hours to drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park to Ishasha Sector.
It takes one hour and forty minutes to fly and thirty kilometers to get to the park.
