Simba Safaris African Pride Exotic Lodge

The resort is good wirh a superb host. A distance away from the main town (so bring enough supplies for the duration of your stay - its semi-self catering as breakfast is provided by the guesthouse). It was great to spend some time watching and hearing stories about the kept predators(lions, hyena, etc). The sunset drive on the farm organized by the hostess was wonderful. Spent the evenings by the fire at the boma (a great way for social interactions with other guest).

The self catering units alhave communal kitchen so if you are not keen on sharing your space it could be a spoiler. But the rooms are equipped with bar fridges which was a plus.

Nothing it’s was a dump

The management is racist and doesn’t care about their guests. The place does not electricity. There is no facilities provided to buy food or drinks. There is no network reception. The whole area is pitch dark even the rooms. No hot water to bath. There is nothing and their service is the poor of the poorest

It was nice and the facilitator was very good … she made us fall in love with the animals

Like they didn’t differentiate the rooms very well on their app …. Because the best room was the one next to their dining

The owner and staff were friendly and welcoming. The animals lions, tigers, leopards. The property is also clean

There’s no iron in the rooms and shower gels

The stuff was friendly, but the host was rude.

Tip : if you are from far don't book here. We had to book in town on our night of arrival, because the host said we were late for check in.

The animals Night fire

Hygiene is very poor We were unable to use the closets because they had owner’s clothes Owners kids were opening our bedroom door The food is poor- we paid all board included options- but we had to go out to buy food.