You have your own ensuite. Bedding is comfortable and spacious. Insect screens surround you and one need to be mindful not to leave your shoe ear outside on the veranda - a pack of other wise baboons do room to take things out of curiosity. The ceiling is as high a Mongolian tent to be in sync with the tropical heat. You are provided with standing electrical fans, ample storage space and a working torch light.
Guests can draw down flaps if requiring privacy. The cabins are located under grown trees as if in a natural park. Not far way, near the dining area, is a natural watering hole, where various game gather, especially in the dark hours. Breakfasts, lunch and dining can be arranged in the main eating area. My group and I visited in the dry season, so we were delighted that there was no mosquito nuisance.
I heard the natural calls of insects, birds and other fauna at dawn. Late one night, a water pipe burst occurred outside and this was quickly attended to. Obviously there is no telephone or television provided in a each cabin but wi-fi is accessible int he central reception area. I loved the small lit lamps along the pathways in the evenings.
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| A room with a view. |
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| Barbecued wild hog. |
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| Refuge in the enchanting forest! |
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| Visitor, late night. |
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