nice food, cheap beds, loads of people to meet and exchange experiences. more

I have been with them for almost ten days, doing two safaris: Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park. The place in Kampala is nice, definitely young, looking at the age of their customers (around 25). I slept in 2 different dormitories during my stay there, and both of them where simple but good. The shared bathrooms were... more

Ok place, nothing special. Has free but slow wifi Would stay again if in Kampala. Defiantly a young backpacker place. more

We visited Murchison with a small group (age between 24-52), the tour was lead by Red Chilli. Even though the trip is heavy, because of the rough dirt roads, the place is definitely worth it!! The food was good, the banda was nice and tidy and the view was stunning. Warthogs wandered around the campsite, so the wildlife experience is... more

The plans were a three day trip to murchinson falls for the price of 280$ Considering that its run by westeners and the high pricing you would expect something more than the cheapest beds, moscitob nets with huge holes, showers that barely work and the MOST rude personel i have ever met in the hotel bussiness. (Me working at a... more

The Red Chilli is busy with backpackers, and provides all the basics for a stay in Kampala.... Main points from my perspective: - Atmosphere is good, with lots of friendly people around - Food very much "does the job" - Free Wireless internet is a massive plus, even though it's slower than a week in jail - Rooms are a... more

We were very disappointed with the hospitality at this hostel; we stayed here on 3 seperate occasions (mainly because we booked tours from them that left from the premises otherwise we wouldnt have bothered after the first time). In the Cayenne rooms there was bed bugs, totally unacceptable. The dorms before the Murchinson trip (included in the trip) were like... more