Simbavati Camp George

We loved our stay. Good service and hospitality. Room was perfect. Breakfast and lunch was great. Dinners were good. Gamedrives we loved. So if you have a chance go to this place. It is worth your money. It is a once in a lifetime experience.

We had an unforgettable time at Camp George! Watching elephants drink right in front of the hotel was incredible. The staff was so friendly and helpful, and the rooms were super clean and comfortable. This was such a special experience, and we’ll never forget it. Highly recommend!

This place is an oasis in the bush! a lush garden with a few villas at the perimeter and an open inviting restaurant terrace with a view to have breakfast, lunch and dinner, hosted by the super-friendly staff and cared for with delicacies from the kitchen. The nearby waterhole can be watched from the large lawn with several comfy places to sit or lounge on. The safari tours almost guarantee that you will see wild animals! ❤️ Staying at this beautiful sport almost feels like a relaxing family gathering fallen out of time.

If you are considering a South African safari this is an excellent choice. This place is truly special and met, if not exceeded all expectations. For travel to the remote bush country, you’d never imagine still having such a luxury experience. Camp George has nailed it. The manager and staff are engaging. Specifically Innocent & Sibho were very kind and made us feel so welcome. Micheal is a supreme guide! We were fortunate to spot all the big 5 and far more. It was a the trip of a lifetime

Everyone and everything was perfect. We had a group of 15 people. The staff was great. The rooms were amazing. The food sensational.

The folks here were very kind and the greeting when I arrived (solo) was very comforting. I had just spent two days with friends at their sister property, Simbavati Waterside, which has a higher rating and was very nice. The food and staff were incredible at Waterside. The chef could be considered Michelin Star level. I preferred the George in many ways because there were funny monkeys running around the property and the large animals came very close drink. One morning there were about 30 elephants close to the lounge chairs. ( An electric fence surrounds the property of course. ) George has gardens and is greener than Waterside. The yurts are homier rather than elegant,but that was fine. One big difference is the food. I am not a breakfast person and only salad was served at lunch. Waterside had wonderful food at every meal. The major thing you need to know if you travel solo is that it is VERY awkward. Tables were set up for 2 people and eating a candlelight dinner alone was just not comfortable. ( I am a single female used to traveling alone on business.) When I asked the server if they could set up group tables one night, I was told that they could not unless someone invited me to join them. Yikes. I finally asked a couple if I could join them for breakfast and they invited me to eat when them the last few days. Except for that, the spa , bar and safari were great. Jacque was an expert guide. I would return to George but NOT alone.