Cassia Lodge
Cassia Lodge is located on Buziga Hill, one of the highest hills of Kampala, close to Lake Victoria. It offers a spectacular 180 degree view of the lake and the city.
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All 20 luxurious rooms feature a bathroom, satellite TV, fan, fridge bar and a balcony with a lake view, as well as a 24 hour room service.
In addition there are conference facilities, a business centre, and wireless Internet connection.
A large swimming pool is available for guests and selected visitors.
The restaurant can seat a maximum of 100 guests - ideal for small and medium sized parties - and has an indoor and a terrace area where it serves continental and Ugandan dishes. However, should you have a special wish, the chef is always willing to be of service. The adjacent bar offers a separate panoramic balcony.
Cassia Lodge has a 7 seater air-conditioned 4WD bus which can be used for airport transfers, city trips and safaris.
There are opportunities for climbing and trekking, watersports such as sailing, fishing, canoeing and whitewater rafting on Lake Victoria and the river Nile, and plenty of wildlife viewing options ranging from tracking mountain gorillas on foot through the jungle to more traditional 'big 5' safaris on the plains.
In addition there are conference facilities, a business centre, and wireless Internet connection.
A large swimming pool is available for guests and selected visitors.
The restaurant can seat a maximum of 100 guests - ideal for small and medium sized parties - and has an indoor and a terrace area where it serves continental and Ugandan dishes. However, should you have a special wish, the chef is always willing to be of service. The adjacent bar offers a separate panoramic balcony.
Cassia Lodge has a 7 seater air-conditioned 4WD bus which can be used for airport transfers, city trips and safaris.
There are opportunities for climbing and trekking, watersports such as sailing, fishing, canoeing and whitewater rafting on Lake Victoria and the river Nile, and plenty of wildlife viewing options ranging from tracking mountain gorillas on foot through the jungle to more traditional 'big 5' safaris on the plains.
