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The hotel is newly opened and is as you would expect from Radisson. We were given a complimentary upgrade to the Terrace Villa Room 812, many thanks to the team. The breakfast was very good, the menu also included very good European cuisine.

Lovely lodge with cabins in a garden with walking distance to everything in central Livingstone. The staff is incredible, helpful and friendly.

The wonderfully groomed grounds, with wild animals roaming around. The location on the banks of the Zambezi.

Hotel have direct and free access to Victoria Falls , Zebras and Giraffes are around the swimming pool and the landscape

Excellent service in a beautiful hotel

The hotel was nice and the food was good but the best part were the staff! Allan, Mwelwa and Euphrasia were absolutely amazing! I would consider giving them a raise :)

I liked everything about the Lodge. The location was perfect - about a 10-minute walk to the centre of Livingstone town where the museum is located. The staff at the lodge were so friendly and helpful and did everything they could to ensure I had a comfortable stay. The room was a normal size and had a couch and fridge. There is a bar and restaurant onsite and beautiful gardens to relax in. The Lodge has a full list of tours, and the staff will also arrange any tours required. Highly recommended

Very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff. Good breakfast, large clean room and well groomed grounds

I was very happy I chose this lodge in a Nature Reserve a short distance from the center of Livingstone. With a herd of monkeys who were always curious and playful around the bungalow, and elephants in the immediate area. I really found harmony and contact with nature, and it was nice to be here instead of the center of Livingstone. There are big good quality mosquito nets in the bungalows and repelleant is sprayed before bedtime, so don't worry about mosquito bites at night. It is important to know that on the Zambian side of the border you have 2 unique attractions that you cannot find on the more visited Zimbabwean side: 1) The "microlight fly" (a motorized hangglider) experience over the Victoria Falls is what can only be described as truly breathtaking. The lodge is only a few hundred meters from the Batoka airstrip where you fly out to the Victora Falls and over the Zambezi River. 2) The "Devil's pool" where you get your amazing Instagram photos from the top edge of Victoria Falls. You absolutely must experience these 2 on the Zambian side - remember that you must have a visa on the Zimbabwean side, and you must have a multiple entry visa if you are going in and out of Zimbabwe more than once. The Zambian side is also much cheaper, especially on food and drinks, and feels even safer than the Zimbabwean side. There are many good reasons to spend a few days on Zambia's side, unlike what many tourists do - and it feels liberating. I have traveled 130+ countries, so I appreciate what's genuine. Darius (the owner) is a book of his own. You will not find a more nice and helpful person. He helps you with absolutely everything, and please start planning before your arrival, as some of the attractions and available times are sold out days in advance. He can also put together larger travel packages including safaris in Zambia and neighboring countries, both for single people and large groups.

One of the best host we have seen,natasha thank you for the excellent service and food.