Jinja Nile Resort

房間較為一般，枕頭上有小蟲子。這些都是其次。關鍵是酒店的路都是大石頭鋪的，拿着大行李特別不好走。我們的一個大行李到的第一天就被酒店工作人員拉到房間的路上給搞壞了。酒店連個抱歉都不説。

Visited the resort this Christmas,The place is very nice full of trees, view of Nile is spectacular we really loved the dinning facilities and staff were so helpful especially Anguyo and kawoga and her colleague, can't remember the name though. Shall try to come back again on December next year.

The roof to room C2 was leaking in 3 places, including on the bed, during the night, interrupting sleep and forcing the occupants to put towels on the bed and floor to mop up the water. Management showed little consideration when a reduction on the accommodation rate was requested in compensation.

I had a fantastic stay at Jinja Nile Resort! The stunning views of the Nile River and lush gardens created a serene atmosphere. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring a comfortable experience. The amenities, including the pool and restaurant, were top-notch, offering delicious local and international cuisine. It’s a perfect getaway for relaxation and adventure alike. Highly recommend!

Our group of 14 were booked across 8 rooms at this resort for the last 3 nights of our stay in Uganda. We had paid for 3 nights through our tour company but left after 2 nights and booked a hotel in Kampala instead due to a multitude of problems most of which were ignored or poorly managed by the hotel. Amongst other problems we had : Missing room reservations and very slow check in process Wet/damp beds on check in Shower overflowing into bedrooms. Reported but not fixed. TV’s grainy and safes not working. Keycards stopping working Many rooms no towels. Requests for extra towels ignored The biggest problem of all is once problems were reported nothing was actioned unless it was chased up multiple times and in many cases nothing was done. This was all explained to Vishal, the Manager we spoke to when we were leaving the hotel. Although he apologised, there was no offer to make things right and no explanation as to why the service received was so poor. This is a very poorly managed hotel. Ignore the claimed 5 star rating and find somewhere else in area when visiting Jinja.

I can’t think of anything that excites a greater sense of childlike wonder than to be in a country where you are ignorant of almost everything. Suddenly you are five years old again.Children have always travelled, and because they are young and bright and full of contradictions, they haven’t always restricted their travel to the possible. Children follow the foxes, and open the wardrobes, and peek beneath the bridge. Children climb the walls and fall down the wells and run the razor’s edge of possibility until sometimes, just sometimes, the possible surrenders and shows them the way to go home.