Agora Village — Attraction in Lusaka Province

We recently stayed at Agora Village for 4 days and took a 2 bedroom apartment, overall, I had a pleasant experience. The property itself has a nice atmosphere – it feels welcoming and has a relaxed vibe that makes it easy to settle in. The location is convenient for exploring the surrounding area, and the staff were polite and helpful whenever I needed assistance.

That being said, there were a couple of aspects that really took away from the comfort of my stay. The showers were a major letdown – the water pressure was very weak, and it was difficult to get the temperature right, which made them more frustrating than refreshing. After a long day out, a decent shower is something I look forward to, and unfortunately, that wasn’t the case here.

The beds were another issue. They were quite uncomfortable, and I struggled to get proper rest during my stay. For me, a good night’s sleep is one of the most important parts of any accommodation, and this was disappointing. With better mattresses and bedding, the overall quality of the stay would improve significantly.

Despite these drawbacks, I still think Agora Village has potential. The setting, the staff, and the general feel of the place were all positives, and I did enjoy my time there. If the management invests in improving the showers and upgrading the beds, this could easily be a fantastic...

Clean, spacious, modern one bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments just 5 minutes away from East Park Mall. Loads of parking , secure and private. We booked 2 bedroomed apartment for approximately $130. One room has a King size bed and the other has twin beds. Both bedrooms have toilet and shower, TVs and wireless charging. There is a lounge and kitchen, with all the gadgets you may need to cook on your own. All 3 rooms have TVs (with Netflix and Super-sport)and toilets. They all open into the balcony as well. My family and I had a very comfortable stay and check out was...

Beautiful setting, good location with some fancy restaurants and shops but horrendous traffic congestion. I went there for the first time on Thurs 3 April, there was an outdoor foodie event, it took 20 minutes to exit the yard. Cars were parked outside on both sides of Thabo Mbeki road creating so much traffic towards Alick Nkata road. And the loud music from the event....why would the management allow such noise while they have tenants...