Murchison Elephant View Hotel is a small budget tourist facility catering for guests visiting Murchison Falls National Park, operating with just 6 rooms offering flexible, honest service and excellent staff. The Lodge offers free accommodation to guides to allow them stay close to their guests in order to have a seamless experience while exploring the Park.
Rooms and facilities at Murchison Elephant View Hotel.
What you will probably quickly need to know about the cottages and Bandas is the unique infusion of the African culture. This is to give you a feel of truly being out in the wild without compromising comfort and luxury.
Murchison Elephant View Hotel is located 22km downstream from the thunderous Murchison Falls National Park, providing access to prime game activities. The Lodge offers bed and breakfast, half-board, and full-board accommodation at affordable prices.
The Restaurant.
The Shoebill Restaurant is the perfect spot for your sundowner drinks and Victoria Nile after enjoying the breathtaking view of the Nile. Clients descend towards the restaurant to enjoy the fine 3-course dinner, lunch and breakfast, served with homemade bread. They are proud to only serve the best and will adapt to visitor’s time schedule.
Activities at the hotel.
- Guided nature walks.
- Guided cultural outing.
- Campfire
- Community dance at the bonfire.
Other experiences to enjoy while at the park include a hot air balloon flight safari above the Nile, wildlife safari game drive, and a safari boat cruise to the bottom of the falls. Don’t miss a hike to the top of the falls and rhino tracking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary – which forms part of the big five sighting for any guest traveling to Murchison Falls National Park.
Uganda, with no doubt is the most beautiful place to visit, popular for gorilla habituation tours, which allow tourists to spend more time in the company of mountain gorillas. This is done in the misty African rainforests, which makes it one of the world’s most privileged wildlife encounters. This safari allows you a rare insight into the habituation of a new gorilla family in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.