Gwango Elephant Lodge

Whilst accommodation was good and service From Nichollas Tatenda, Avocoda and Genius was good, the food left a lot to be desired. We ate out at a local hotel. No towels in the public toilet, limited drinks and the bar hours should be extended

wonderful place to stay,food and service was excellent, servers went on an extra mile to make our stay enjoyable

On our way to the Victoria Falls a break between Bulawayo & the Zimbabwean - Zambian border. Very friendly welcome by Aïsha. Nice terrace & bar. The bush bungalows are nice, but a fan to cool the heat would 've completed our stay.

The directions given aren't very useful in the dark as there is no mile markers left on that road and no signs to point you in the right direction, after driving around for nearly two hours we eventually found the lodge but was in total darkness due to power cut, once we found someone to let us in, the staff did their best to get us to our rooms and settle us in, luckily we had a torch as the rooms had no other means of illumination during the power cut. The next morning the power was restored and the full beauty of the lodge was revealed, the elephants drinking from the swimming pool and other animals coming down to the watering holes, the afternoon game drive was excellent despite have a puncture in the middle of the bush but over all our visit was well worth it.

Rooms need fans installed, beds comfortable Food absolutely terrible - all 4 meals Elephant siting's good Swimming Pool great

Peaceful location for a short stay of a night or two. The camp is clean and the service staff is very helpful. We had a relaxed stay here. The downside is that there are limited number of activities around and the costs scale up rapidly if you want to try anything. To get the most out of this location, visit with your own vehicle.