Recently Reviewed Hotels around Queen Elizabeth National Park

• @ The River Ishasha
  "Basic but Beautiful"
  "What a fantastic place, Raised bar with a beautiful view of the Savana and right next to a river where you can have a nice swim, its located just out of the National Park and the Ishasha gate. The food was very good, tho the Packed Lunch was very basic, All the staff seemed to be Ugandan which made ..."it a very nice friendly atmosphere! and was nice and relaxing even tho we were the only people there! " More >
• Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge
  "Hip Hip Hipporay!"
  "Staff met us as we arrived to the parking lot and assisted with our bags. Cold drinks were offered and check in was quick. Our platform tent was delightful with a wonderful water view and a deck to sit on while listening to the hippos grunting and snorting a short distance away in the water below ..."us. We were told that after dark we had to have an escort to move around the area as the hippos tend to come out of the water and graze on the grass around the platform-tents and regular tents. To our delight we woke through the night to hear two hippos grazing on either side of our accommodation. By morning they had returned to their water haven and the grass around us had been completely groomed. Through the night we also listened to the trumpet of the elephants as they were close by. We knew we were in Africa! We had a delicious dinner by candle-light with a blazing fire pit close by. Our platform tent had a very comfortable large bed (may have been a king size); eco toilet (also... " More >
• Jacana Safari Lodge
  "Amazing."
  "My family stayed at Jacana Safari Lodge for three nights and we couldn't have been more pleased with our experience. For anyone who enjoys the outdoors, this place is magical. The lodge itself has so much character and charm, the staff are incredibly friendly and willing to accommodate requests, and..." the food was delicious. There were ten of us, spanning three generations (ages 7 to 72) and everyone loved Jacana. The lake is literally right outside your door. Generator power provides adequate hours of electricity, and I'd venture to say that most people don't need it for much other than getting ready for an early-morning game drive. We only swam once (we were too busy taking in the amazing views and animals), but the pool is nice with a great view of the lake. I would call Jacana "rustic luxury": yes, there are animals around; yes, there is limited electricity; yes, you might meet a gecko on the inside of your window screen. But to us, this was part of the fun of safari. If we wanted Th... " More >