Guest User
February 12, 2025
The trouble with this lodge is that it is so far removed from the African landscape that when in your room, you could be anywhere. The lodge sits high above the crater so you can't see any wildlife from your room, and there is none on the grounds. The dining area is fairly generic with "African" decorations. The Maasai group that comes in to dance and sell their wares seems like a sideshow; if you really want to see the Maasai, visit one of their villages. The room is comfortable with many plugs to recharge your electronics. The staff is prefunctory and the hustle and bustle of the lobby feels more like an urban setting. On the whole, I'd rather have stayed in a tent camp to be closer to what I'd come to see.