Hoteles de 2 estrellas en Serowe

“Lo más significativo es lo poco amable del personal de recepción, más que poco amable lo llamaría desagradable. Las instalaciones mal cuidada, la puerta de entrada de la cabaña no cerraba así como la ventana. El mobiliario roto. Para terminar de Santuario de rinoceronte nada, porque contratamos un “gane drive” y no vimos rinocerontes por ningún lugar ”

“Staff were excellent. Extraordinarily welcoming and attentive. A lovely green oasis. ”

“We arrived at a closed reception and were the only people in the camp. A young girl came walking up and showed us our tent. The tent, bedding etc. were clean, with a small flash light as the only means of light. The ablution had no water, and the toilets had no seats. There was a care taker who called the owner when we asked, and he then instructed the care taker to turn the water on. When we asked about warm water he said the care taker will boil some water on the fire and we had to bath in...

“Le point positif est que le logement n'est pas cher. Par contre, la qualité va avec. La chambre était OK mais pas la salle de bain : le lavabo était rempli de poussière, la douche s'évacuait très lentement et la chasse fuyait... Ils avaient proposé de nous préparer un diner mais une fois sur place, on a appris qu'ils n'avaient rien prévu Par contre, le petit déjeuner était très bien”

“I had a good time at this hotel. Everything is closer...restaurants, gas station, many other stores. The hotel is clean and it is of international standard. You will not regret staying at this place. Oh! And thanks for free early check-in.”

“Masama was an experience. From the gentlemen, one of whom at least seemed to know of our booking, who met us on arrival to the fascinating rocks with plenty rock figs to Captain Kay's Retirement Centre bus and more... There was much to be fascinated by including the rock formations with so many rock figs that we were sure that the site is of cultural significance, dilapidated buildings that spoke of a happier time as "lodge", power to the campsites with lights in the ablutions and hot water...