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Zimbabwe Hotels and Resorts - It would be impossible to deny the political unrest that has dogged Zimbabwe in the last couple of years, however those that do visit Zimbabwe will find the rewards far out weigh the perceived risks. Zimbabwe's tourism highlights are well away from urban centres and with a network of charter and scheduled flights able to whisk you into remote game viewing country, it is easy to spend 2 weeks here and never see or hear of trouble.

Much of Zimbabwe consists of a central plateau or highveld which stretches from southwest to northeast with a mountainous region along the Eastern border rising up to 2440m (8000ft) in altitude. From south to north the country extends from the Limpopo to the Zambezi, rivers with names that evoke the mystery of Africa. Wildlife is plentiful and you may choose to see it on guided game drives, walking safaris or from the river, whichever way, you will be escorted by some of Africa's most highly qualified and informative safari guides.

Zimbabwe is as rich in natural resources as in natural beauty. The Eastern Highlands boast golf courses and trout steams, Mana Pools and Hwange National Parks offer unparalleled game viewing and there are another 8 more remote National Parks. There are the historic ruins of Great Zimbabwe and the spectacle and adventure of Victoria Falls. All this adds up to a safari experience that is packed with diversity and adventure.

Malalangwe Lodge Bulawayo, Zimbabwe Hotel Rating : Reserve Inquire View Rates

The Stone Hills Game Sanctuary boasts equal historical importance. The Lodge is situated just a few kilometres from the Mangwe Pass which was the original gateway to Matabeleland. More than eighty rock art sites have so far been discovered at Stone Hills, plus an iron age kiln and caves containing beads made of both glass (iron age) and ostrich shell (used as adornment by the San women).

ACCOMMODATION: The Lodge is built of stone and thatch, and consists of seven chalets and two double-storey bungalows (family accommodation), a dining and living area, a swimming pool and small shop. The chalets are spacious and well appointed, each containing two 3/4 beds, dressing table and large en-suite bathrooms with triangular baths large enough for two people. There are showers over the baths. Each chalet has it's own private balcony with a view over the 'Pundamuka Valley'. The honeymoon suite has a queen-size bed and special guests are welcomed with a bottle of wine, fruit and a complimentary gift. HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: There is a wide variety of activities available - bird watching, walks, drives, day trips to the National Park, trips into Bulawayo to see the local attractions and Chipangali Wildlife Orphanage. Cecil John Rhodes' "View of the World" - the ancient "Place of the Spirits" for local people, the Indaba sites, and historical battle grounds are all within easy reach of Malalangwe. Guests are offered informative slide shows during the evening. Malalangwe is an ideal place to become familiar with the art of wildlife photography.