Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Kahendero

This is a wonderful project by and for the community of Kikorongo, and it is an inspiring experience to see how its tireless staff face every challenge without losing their smiles: No water or electricity mains and yet they have a beautiful garden and comfy rooms and tents; limited ingredients but tasty dishes every day... I have sung with them, danced with them, walked with them, and thoroughly enjoyed the company and the lessons of one of kindest people I have met in my many travels. Thank you so much Jason, Dennis, Kutafi, Felex, Lillian and Karen. In my heart forever!

The room was clean..but my husband complained of no hot water after I showered...also the WiFi was kinda unstable...hope they get a better service provider. And even though my husband slept throught the night peacefully...I could hardly sleep because of the very loud music from their roof top ishaazi bar...I swear..the night of the marathon should be peace and quiet. Other than that...I strongly recommend...it's very strategically located. Services are good...n the room is ok...only let them.put a fridge.. My beer went warm...hahahah

This place is incredible!! Worth re-organising your whole trip just to come here. Spectacular scenery, Alexander was a fantastic and knowledgeable host. We enjoyed hiking through the Rwenzori mountains with him. Ferdnant is the best chef in Uganda, delicious food and a fun cooking class. Can't wait to come back. Just book it!

As a tour operator, I booked this place for my clients. The place was super nice and the communication was very effective. We reached a little late and found Eunice and other two staff waiting for us. This was super amazing. We spent three nights at the property. Every night Hippos came in the compound to feed on every night. Hippos come with their young ones. I saw a whole family of hippos. 😜Mama, Papa and baby hippo. They come twice a nice at night Between 20:00hrs - 21:30 and then come back between 2:30 - 4:00 The place is very close to Kazinga channel boats and few km to Kasenyi gate in Queen Elizabeth national park. Since am a Birder, I could always start my birding while in the compound. I took enough Pictures of birds. The birds you are likely to see are;; Red necked spurfowl, laughing dove, mourning dove, snowy crowned Robin chat, white browed robin chat, black lores babblers, pied crow, marabou stork, village weavers, black headed Gonolek, Dideric cuckoo, ....... Then as you join the main road, there's a bush where you can see variety of birds.