Lights of kazinga orphanage and homestay

Very nice staff

The biggest plus here is the staff. Unlike many we've met in hotels, here were quite proactive and prompt to respond. All we met were very polite and accommodating. The rooms are clean and as long as your considering the price, it's well worth the money. A nice firm double bed takes up most of the room. The food is okay, not a great choice though. Mine was tasty even if it was a little tough. Love the ethos of the homestay. Plenty of working power sockets.

Whilst there's nothing to dislike, make sure you're aware of these and hopefully you'll still book it because The plusses far outweigh the negative. There's only an outside metal spiral staircase. The rooms are a little small if you have hold size luggage so going through your cases is a bit difficult. There is a limited choice of food. Whilst the ad says cash payment accepted, it actually should say cash only. In no way should these put off staying here but it would have been good to know ahead.

Very nice staff, good local food. Very nice 2 hour hike visiting the twin crater lakes. Quiet at night.

Nothing

Avoid this place if possible! There is no electricity, wifi, hot water, there are huge cockroaches. For a small dinner of rice, vegetables and pineapple debited $10

the accommodation, staff and food were great. we were satisfied.

there were some problems with the wifi connection, but when we pointed it out, everything improved

Breakfast was fairly good.

We couldn’t take showers No power. Night and the next day. We were under the impression the meals were included with stay. Before leaving we were rushed up to with a bill for the food. Was shocking. 60.00 in US money.

The room was very nice and clean. We had amazing lunch when we arrived but it was quite expensive (10 USD). There is a possibility to wash your clothes for 10 USD. Shamia organized for us very nice boat trip on the lake for 30 USD per person. She also organized very nice community walk where we visited farm and got told about vanilla, cocoa and some other tropical plants for 10 USD per person.

Wifi didn't work much. We had cockroach and moles in our room. The stream in the shower was very small and there wasn't hot water.

It was more than we could expect. From the very beginning Shamia and Hope took the very best care of us. They helped with organizing all transport, safaris, showing us around and introducing children from the orphanage they also take care of. Not to mention delicious food, coffee and possibility of doing laundry. All activities, meals, safaris were in reasonable price. Private safaris with our guide Ayub highly recommended - very patient guide, he looked for animals to see for us and was waiting as long as we wanted to stare at animals :) The view for the QE National Park exceptional. We felt like at home.