Hoima Cultural Lodges — Hotel in Hoima

Considering it is not supposed to be a five stars hotel it is very nice for a night stay. The hotel and the rooms are nicely decorated in traditional African style which gives a great air to the place. The stuff is super lovely and helpful. The rooms aren't very spacious but they are good enough and beautifully decorated. The bathroom is good. The Wifi in the room is not usable too slow for everything. There is no air-conditioning nor fan in the rooms so it could get pretty hot during the day. The night was chilly enough. Dinner and breakfast were pretty good. However if you get the chance to get the traditional dance show you'd better watch it. The dances are beautiful, the music is great and the explanations about the instruments are...

An oasis in a rather dusty nondescript Hoima town. Lovely big grounds with "rondevels" scattered around. Great welcome....though no cold beers ||Rooms very nice, large double bed and huge bathroom. Could have an overhead fan though.||Cultural dancers (before dinner) excellent, only place we saw anything of this sort in Uganda.||Food was good, but 'western' type. Here is where HCL have missed a 'trick', a fantastic opportunity to serve traditional Ugandan food.....matooke....chapati with peanuts / sesame.Breakfast average||Time to sleep......actually not much was had.....loud pumping music all night, eventfully ceased at around 4 !! AVOID...

For three reasons I would avoid this location.||One, it served the worst food by far of any of the lodges we stayed during our nearly 3 weeks in Uganda. The chicken dish was nearly all gristle and fat and thus not edible.||The breakfast was fair at best.||Two, the beds were the worst of any we experienced. They were saggy in the middle and thus difficult to find a comfortable spot.||Three, the so called entertainment was just an excuse to hit our group up for a donation.||We had tried to avoid the show but they actually came to our lodge door to get us to attend,which we did.||||There must be...