Hotels With Wifi in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe

A pleasant lodge. Beautiful grounds, a decent pool. The room is large, well-insulated, the bed comfortable, the shower has good water pressure, and everything you need is there. There was no soap or hairdryer in the room, but they provided one immediately upon request. They provide a separate towel for the pool, but you need to ask at reception. On the downside, there was some kind of insect repellent in the closet that stank the entire room. There are no mosquito nets, meaning you can't open the windows at night, making the room stuffy. The air conditioning is quite noisy and doesn't cool very well. The Wi-Fi connection system is a bit odd—they use vouchers that expired half the time, requiring you to go back and get them again. Breakfast is okay, but repetitive. They offer a choice of scrambled eggs with various toppings like sausage, bacon, mushrooms, beans, etc.; you have to order it, and it takes no more than 10 minutes to cook. The location is quite far from everything; we once walked to the waterfall in the morning, which wasn't very convenient. There was no free shuttle to the falls. The hotel's shuttle to the Lookout Café was $10 each way, which is not exactly cheap, and the car was subpar. Room service from restaurants in the evening costs $3 and takes a long time. They didn't exactly deliver what I ordered; apparently they weren't in stock. They didn't ask me about substitutions; they bought what they wanted. They allowed me to check out 1.5 hours late on my last day. There aren't many budget hotels in Victoria Falls. This one turned out to be quite good in terms of price and quality, if you're willing to take transfers and taxis. I couldn't find a taxi near the hotel, so it's best to arrange a taxi in advance.

Both sides of the road are their homes. Zimbabwe prices are much more expensive than Zambia and Botswana, but there is WiFi in the room, and there is breakfast. You can reserve it late and the service is good! There is no free vehicle, this town, no matter where you go, it is 10 dollars a car, several times more expensive than Shanghai!

A hotel with tiny rooms. But everything is clean and quiet. A bird was constantly knocking on the glass with its beak. The hotel has a swimming pool and a bar. The water in the pool is good. Breakfasts are paid separately. They take a long time to prepare and for that kind of money they could have made something decent and served at least some tomatoes or greens with eggs at the price of a good restaurant. Overall, the main advantage of the hotel is that you can walk from it to the waterfall and restaurants. There are no other advantages, except that the building is new. I can recommend it for the price. The WiFi is good, but you have to run and change the codes every few hours.

cozy place, friendly staff

Breakfast is chic! To the city center go minutes 25 The shop and cafe is near Overall good choice for accommodation

The Kafusi Lodge is newly renovated and very clean. The guests have access to a spacious living with comfortable couches facing a flat screen TV. We had the choice of buying and cooking our own food in a fully equipped kitchen, or ordering a breakfast of eggs, sausage, beans, bread, coffee, or tea for only $10 per person. The manager, Jiyane, picked us up at the airport and personally guided us through the town Victoria Falls and surrounding areas making our experience wonderful and informative. Zimbabwe does use American dollars and some excursions are a bit pricey, but overall I recommend this destination and lodge to anyone interested in seeing this world-renowned waterfall.

An hour's walk from the waterfall, the environment is beautiful, there are two ducks, breakfast is good, the room is a bit cloudy, the reason for not facing the sun, health still pay attention to a little detail, there are hair left by the front guests. Overall satisfaction.

Everything was good and the breakfast was varied and delicious. The hotel was far from the center, but I already knew about this information.