Chobe Safari Lodges

The lodge features a main building with a soaring entryway and open-air galleries. The lobby is bright and breezy (welcome in the Botswana heat) featuring beautiful artwork and sculptures, a large restaurant, small gift shop and seating areas, overlooking the swimming pool. The lodge is on the banks of the Chobe River, with a variety of room options in numerous buildings scattered throughout the grounds. We chose a River View Room on the second floor - while the view of the river is obscured by the trees, we were highly entertained by the wildlife viewing - a resident group of warthogs frolicking in their mudhole and lots of vervet monkeys and baboons (heed the warning on the balcony doors - keep them locked to keep primates out!) The open plan rooms are spacious and full of historical artifacts, plus a towel twisted into an welcoming elephant on your bed to greet you. The lobby restaurant is great for all meals, but the buffet (dinner only) and Sedudu Bar near the dock (lunch and snacks) are equally good). Hint - there is a larger and better-priced gift shop near the eagle statue that welcomes you at the hotel drive entry than the lobby gift shop. Game drives and wildlife-viewing river cruises leave from the docks on the property. Tesh (at the activities desk) was especially helpful in planning our outings - and request Tsogo as your guide on the cruises (he's the best). The wildlife viewing on the river and Sedudu Island is amazing (especially in the evening if you are able to catch an elephant crossing - wow! A fabulous experience.

Amazing. Ladies remember your shower gel and bubble bath as there is only soap at this hotel. Keep your windows shut otherwise you will have an unwanted guest(monkey)Saw everything we wanted to see. Safe and comfortable Staff were so friendly and helpful. And that pool after a game drive is very welcoming.

We spent 7 nights here, staying in a Safari room looking across the Chobe River to Namibia. Our package included 4 game drives, 2 wildlife cruises on the river, and a day trip across the border to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The room was really comfortable, we saw antelope, warthog, baboons and monkeys from our balcony. The staff were all friendly and made us feel welcome (special mention for Edward and Selelo). The highlight for us were the excursions to see wildlife. Both Sammie (Game drives) and Ian (River cruises) were exceptional guides, who worked really hard as well as being entertaining and informative. We had a great week and would love to go back.

While we were on the Princess - a smaller version of the Queen, it was nothing like anything I've ever experienced. The accomodation, the food, the company and the excersions on the river - it was like a dream. We were hardly on the boat for 5 minutes and there were hippos playing in the water, not 5 meters from us! I saw more crocodiles, buffalos and hippos than I have ever seen all together. If you can make it to our national parks, you will find this place to be a dream! We also had a chance sighting of a leapord sitting by the river... I would do this again in a heartbeat.

My adult daughter and I so enjoyed our 2 night stay in a safari room with a view of the Chobe River. It was a lovely spacious room where you could lay on the bed and watch the boats go by and also watch the monkeys playing and warthogs grazing outside our room. There were also other animals roaming the lodge. The highlight of our stay was the magnificent boat cruise and game drive we did. They were both absolutely amazing. Highly recommend!

All of the staff at the lodge were very helpful and friendly. The food was alway good quality, The room was serviced morning and night. Although the lodge is being renovated it didn’t impact our stay.