Such an amazing place to stay, rooms fabulous, seeing warthogs running under the balcony, interesting, knowing you have to close all doors on account of the baboons, a lesson. Wanted to take an evening walk, was so advised that was not such a good idea, due to the resident jaguar! Can always walk later! Seeing the elephants come down to the water hole to drink! I could go on, enough to say, this place, the staff, the rooms, the food! More than we could expect. Hope to return one day.

My wife and I stayed Nov. 4, 5 and 6. We enjoyed the open areas of the bar, breakfast eating area and restaurant which allowed us to watch the comings and goings at the water hole which proved to be very interesting. Our room also overlooked the water hole. It's great to have a hotel/lodge room with an interesting view. The room, the bed and the bathroom was clean. We liked the atmosphere in the room, the bed complete with mosquito curtains was comfortable, and the bathroom was nicely laid out and well supplied. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. My personal highlight in the hotel was my warthog dinner in the restaurant - very tasty and more tender than I anticipated. We also ordered room service one night when we returned late from a full and active day, the service was timely and the food was well prepared. I recommend this lodge to travellers to Victoria Falls.

I stayed for three nights at the Safari Lodge, this was my second time in the compound as i stayed at Lokathula Lodges the time before. My room was great consisting of a large room with 2 single beds with a small balcony that had a fantastic view of the waterhole. The bathroom was also very large with a great shower as well. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. I spent most of my time at the Buffalo bar watching the water hole. I also partook in the feeding of the vultures which takes place just in front of the lodge below the balcony which was great and very informative. I also went on the bush walk with just a guide and his rifle. We went out past the waterhole and through the bush on the other side of the lodge. He showed me an elephant skeleton and taught me how to tell the age of an elephant and what others do when one dies. The food at the lodge was fantastic with a great selection to choose from.

We spent 2 days at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, staying in an amazing 2 floored apartment with our own viewing balcony and direct views of the waterhole from the 4 poster bed! Whilst dining, you will see animals gathering at the waterhole only a short distance lower, into the hillside. Although only a short distance from Victoria Falls it was situated away from any other Lodges. The perfect location to stay so that you can jump onto the courtesy bus which runs every hour to see the Falls in all their splendour, or visit the market in town. Don't forget to join the Sundowner river cruise - not to be missed. Beautiful food, courteously served together with superb wine and beer. The vulture feeding at 1pm is an amazing sight.