Chimpundu Lodge

  Amazing! Truly, words cannot describe this lovely lodge. Beautifully constructed tree house with luxurious accommodations and amenities. The most amazing and welcoming staff. Private balconies with… read more treetop views; hot showers and bathtub with all toiletries provided (including hair conditioner and body lotion – what?!?); in room coffee service; bottled water safe to drink in your room; bathrobes and slippers; laundry service; chocolates on your pillow at night. Need I say more? Come to this lodge. You won’t want to leave. More

  Perched perfectly in the Kibale Forest, serene, quiet and beautiful. Great customer care too! Joseph and Doreen in the restaurant were amazing. Love the huge birthrooms too! Hot water was… read more always available in the showers. The bath tub is quite the exciting part 🛁

Maurice

***** 10/10

  When entering the Kibale National Park, its filled with forest, primate and bird sounds. The surrounding foliage almost lends itself to the phrase, Deepest, Darkest Africa. Coming up to the… read more beautifully carved Chimpundu Lodge gates, we were excited to see what was behind them. As we arrived the staff (Ugandan people smile a lot and its just wonderful) welcomed our group with open arms. We reached Chimpundu lodge at around 5 in the evening. The entrance was to prove the most modest part of our visit. Behind the gates was a series of wooden Chalets and at the top of the staircase was the reception, bar and restaurant. Carved wooden staircases and walkways led to the beautifully appointed bedrooms. Each chalet had either one, two or three beds and on the four posters hung a mosquito net. The wide verandah that wrapped itself around the chalet as it clung to the mountainside was a great place to sit and the views are spectacular. Of course we can wax lyrically about the claw bath, the walk in shower and so much more but we need to leave that for the full article. Dinner was waiting when we arrived and a buffet style dinner left us satisfied and full, requiring the walk to the room. We also found a spa, pool and games room which would rival any international hotel. Its distance to the Primate Park which houses the Chimpanzees is approximately… When entering the Kibale National Park, its filled with forest, primate and bird sounds. The surrounding foliage almost lends itself to the phrase, Deepest, Darkest Africa. Coming up to the beautifully carved Chimpundu Lodge gates, we were excited to see what was behind them. As we arrived the staff (Ugandan people smile a lot and its just wonderful) welcomed our group with open arms. We reached Chimpundu lodge at around 5 in the evening. The entrance was to prove the most modest part of our visit.

Behind the gates was a series of wooden Chalets and at the top of the staircase was the reception, bar and restaurant. Carved wooden staircases and walkways led to the beautifully appointed bedrooms. Each chalet had either one, two or three beds and on the four posters hung a mosquito net.

The wide verandah that wrapped itself around the chalet as it clung to the mountainside was a great place to sit and the views are spectacular. Of course we can wax lyrically about the claw bath, the walk in shower and so much more but we need to leave that for the full article.

Dinner was waiting when we arrived and a buffet style dinner left us satisfied and full, requiring the walk to the room. We also found a spa, pool and games room which would rival any international hotel. Its distance to the Primate Park which houses the Chimpanzees is approximately 2 km.

A worthwhile stay for any local or indentations visitor. More

  Wonderful hospitality at Chimpundu Lodge. Tracy at the reception was excellent, Joseph at the restaurant was amazing. Meals were fresh and tasty. Rest of the staffs were friendly and easy… read more to be with. Chimpundu Lodge you are the best.

  Exellent product’s and good hospitality ,we had a wonderful time with the whole team ,rooms are amazing 👏 i will recommend all my friends to stay at chimpundu ,before going… read more for the chimpanzee trekking.

  An awesome place to stay with lovely staffs, wonderful foods and beautiful scenery, the sounds of birds and monkeys, baboons together as well as the chimpanzees. Their houses are so… read more clean and private.

  Five star in the middle of the forest. Amazing lodge with quality amenities, service, staff, rooms, location. Joseph from the lodge took care of our group like he was our… read more family member. Hot water, tea, cleaning service of our shoes after trekking. Wow…just amazing.

  Amazing location, staff, food, and accommodations – you can’t go wrong! The food that we ate here was the best in Uganda, meal after meal – the chef is… read more amazing. Jospeh took care of us at every turn – an independence member of the lodge. The spa, bar, greeting, housekeeping staff were not only wonderful but wonderful kind and beautiful individuals. We will always cherish not only the memory of the lodge but also the people that make it a wonderful place to stay.

  The lodge we stayed in was right at the back of the edge of the forest. We were the only ones there as off peak season & we were upgraded… read more to a huge two bedroom lodge. Furnishings were very elegant with a beautiful view outside on the deck of all different types of monkeys playing in the trees. The shower window opens up into the greenery & lovely bath robes to relax in.
The pool area was very nice & great to have a swim in the Uganda heat. Doreen & Gad were lovely hosts & were attentive & took care of all our needs. They let us come back & shower& cleaned our shoes after the jungle trek then check out – lifesaver thankyou. The food was top class & plentiful – great chef!
Highly recommend. More