Nyungwe Forest Lodge

Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda - Classic 4

Nyungwe Forest Lodge, built to blend in with the surrounding environment is situated in a tea plantation on the edge of the Nyungwe closed canopy rain forest, home to 13 species of primate including Chimpanzees.

Room / Suite Configuration

• All rooms and suites are forest facing
• 15 x King bedded luxury rooms sleeping a max of 2 adults each
• 7 x Twin bedded luxury rooms sleeping a max of 2 adults each
• 2 x King bedded suites (Both connect with a second twin bedded luxury room)

Rooms / Suites Features

• Fire place
• Air conditioning
• Private mini bar
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Hairdryer
• Electronic safe (laptop size)
• International electric adaptors
• Private deck
• En-suite bathroom with indoor shower
• International dial telephones
• Flat LCD screen and digital satellite channels
• Wireless Internet access

Lodge Facilities

• Bistro with outdoor heated swimming pool
• Boma area for outdoor dining and drinks
• Relaxation retreat with 2 treatment rooms and a Jacuzzi pool (Download the Retreat Menu)
• Gift boutique
• Fitness centre with treadmill, cycle and free weights
• Conference facilities with AV equipment accommodating up to 18 delegates
• Tea lounge and bar
• Restaurant including private room with private terrace
• The main lodge building is wheelchair friendly with relevant facilities
• Daily laundry service
• Wireless internet access at main lodge building

Guest Activities

The following activities can be arranged at an additional cost at the time of booking accommodation or upon arrival at the lodge.

Children under the age of fifteen (15) are not permitted to trek Chimpanzees, but are able to see the other primates and wonders of the forest.

• Chimpanzee trekking
• Black and White Colobus monkey trekking
• Grey – cheeked Mangabey Trekking
• Blue Monkey and Golden Monkey Trekking
• Kamiranzovu Swamp walk
• Kamiranzovu Waterfall walk
• Various guided Walking trails from 1 hours to 7 hours
• Bird watching walk
• Cultural area walk with lodge guide