African Queen Lodge

Le location was idyllic, the garden landscaping and rooms in the form of cute cottages with hatched roofs, the pool, all the views were great and the staff was very polite and kind. It looked lime paradise…at least during the day.

The lack of mosquito equipment: not onlu was there no mosquito net or screens in the bedrooms but the was space under, above and all around the door and windows to welcome them into the bedrooms at night. Impossible to sleep for most in our group. And given the mosquito borne diseases around there, it is really disappointing.

The place is clean and affordable. We got there around four pm and we were really hungry but they did not serve snacks and the kitchen was closed. The swimming pool is too small. If you are looking for a quiet place, and a place to read go there, otherwise you will be very bored. I will not be coming there with my kids as I didn't find it kids friendly.

The room size and the price for the rooms.

Very nice and welcoming has good activities

The food wasnt the best

The place is beautiful and the food was very tasty.

Unfortunately, we had some major problems communicating with this hotel. We needed invitation letters for our visas and transportation from the airport. Both eventually worked out, after a week of silence and partial responses that left us anxious and made us almost miss our flight as the visa came in last minute due to the missing invitation letter. While there, we tried to book a tour to see manatees, only to find out that those apparently had not been seen in decades once we were already on the boat. A little guidance would have been nice. Lastly, while the food was good, it was quite overpriced and left us with terrible food poisoning, which we suffered from multiple days. For such a high price, one would expect better quality. Also, mosquito nets over the beds are _really_ needed. Or at least sealed windows in the bathroom so they can't come in.