The Stanley and Livingstone at Victoria Falls
Hotel description
The hotel is located on the Nakavango Reserve, 13 kilometres from Victoria Falls Airport, 15 minutes from Victoria ' s famous waterfalls on the Zambezi River. The hotel is named after a British scientist and traveler, David Livingston, and a journalist, New York Gerald Henry Stanley, the people who dedicated their lives to studying and researching Africa. It was Livingstone in 1855 that gave the waterfalls their name after the British Queen of Victoria. The Nakavango Reserve has 24,000 square kilometres in its territory, and the diversity of the animal and plant life of Zimbabwe can be seen. The hotel is drowning in gardens moving smoothly to the African bush. A good location - a hotel is a little away from the main tourism centres - a climate of privacy. Special programmes for young women are provided for the pool in the shadows of exotic trees, restaurants and business centres.
The hotel is located in the Nakavango Reserve, 13 kilometres from Victoria Falls airport, 15 minutes from the famous waterfalls of Victoria on the Zambezi River.
12 lux Suite♪
The rooms consist of a bedroom, a living room, a toilet and a bathroom. The guests can love the garden by laying on their own patio. The numbers are in elegant classical style. The colored gamma is diverse, not repeated from the number to number, because each is decorated with exclusive. The shape of the bathrooms represents the mixing of modern and old styles, from modern shower cabin to metallic bath in the spirit of victorian times.
The hotel's humming restaurant is in Victorian style. You can see the portraits of David Livingston and Henry Stanley. Visitors will be offered a meal of European and African kitchens. There's a wine cellar in the hotel where you can try wine from France, South Africa, and aromatic local Chardonnay.
