Harare
Harare is the largest city and the capital of Zimbabwe. Due to the pleasant year round climate, it has been dubbed Africa’s Sunshine city. It is young, vibrant and well laid-out with wide streets lined with Jacaranda trees, modern buildings and numerous parks and gardens. There is plenty on offer to visitors in terms of accommodation, restaurants and entertainment. From theatre and arts, to shopping, sporting events, nightlife as well as cultural and historic attractions; there is no shortage of activities for your enjoyment.
Mbizi Game Park & Lodges
A mere 22 km from the city centre, this 1000 acre estate on the banks of the Ruwa River, offers peace and tranquility coupled with true African hospitality.
Owner- built Mbizi was an old farmhouse which has been converted into a lodge offering 14 rooms as well as 6 self-contained cottages. A natural wildlife sanctuary to zebra Mbizi), giraffe and various antelope, you can explore the reserve by 4x4, on horseback or on foot with a trained guide. The unique swimming pool, built into the rock of a kopje (small hill), gives a 360 degree panoramic view of the surrounding area and urban Harare in the distance. The stone chapel provides a beautiful setting for weddings or anyone wishing to renew their vows.
16 rooms | pool | restaurant | bar | tv room | 10 km from airport
Rainbow Towers Hotel & Conference Centre
The Rainbow Towers Hotel is situated in plush gardens on the periphery of Harare’s CBD.
The Towers’ complex offers comfortable en-suite accommodation, a choice of restaurants, bars, and excellent conference and convention facilities. The spacious foyer, complete with a pianist in the evening, offers a warm welcome to this city hotel.
304 rooms | aircon | fan | electronic safe | satellite tv tea and coffee making facilities | pool | restaurant | bar 17 km from airport | wi-fi | curio shop | tour desk | disabled facilities
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