Hotels in de buurt van Mahoma Falls (Fort Portal)

'Wij waren op doorreis vanuit Merchison Falls naar Queen Elizabeth. Tussendoor een stop gemaakt bij Nyanja View, we zijn uiteindelijk 3 nachten gebleven. Wat een fantastische plek! Een waanzinnig uitzicht over het krater meer. Zowel vanaf je eigen balkon als het restaurant en het zwembad. 's Avonds een cocktail bij het kampvuur. Super vriendelijke mensen en heerlijk eten. Een aanrader wanneer je heerlijk wil ontspannen.'

'The accommodation is in the middle of the nature and offers great viewing possibilities for monkeys, birds, various insects and more. It is quiet, rooms are spacious, food is delicious. Brenda did a good job and was ready to help every time. Keep in mind, it's a community location. You need a torch to walk in the dark. Some small suggestions: small towel in the room and soap to wash your hands'

'Personeel is super aardig en verwelkomend. Pizza was ook erg goed! Zwembad voelt wat oud en matig onderhouden.'

'Fantastic service from Ivan and richard. Very clean hotel with great service and good food. Excellent staff! Highly recommend! '

'Brilliant staff, stunning location, attentive and professional. Rooms were spotless and huge. Food plentiful and was a perfect place to relax and unwind'

'Fabulous place just watch out google maps puts it in the wrong place only a little but enough if arriving late in the dark. Service excellent have to arrange for food to be brought in for evening meal but breakfast as good as it gets'

'Quiet and set apart.'

'This spot is great. It definitely isn't the most luxurious place but, for those who are game, it is a wonderful property with extremely attentive and caring staff. It is nestled right in the edge of the Kiwali forest and a great jumping off point for chimp trekking.'

'Great looking hotel! i wish I would've had more time to enjoy the terrace and look at primates. Next time, easy choice. I really enjoyed knowing that their vegetation part shares the land with the park, so in a good day you can see Chimps from your front patio.'

'Hotel was nice enough but extremely hard to get to. It is the rainy season in Uganda and the dirt roads were tough. Also to get to the hotel you have to climb a lot of stairs so not for anyone who has mobility issues. Final note they had removed all mosquito nets we think a bit prematurely '

'lack of internet was really unfortunate, but also the staff were not especially accommodating in general, and many of the food items on the menu weren't available.'