Kisa apartments — Hotel in Jinja

Kisa Apartments: A Comfortable Oasis in Jinja Kisa Apartments in Victoria Close, Jinja, Uganda offers a delightful stay with a blend of modern comfort and local charm. Ideal for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat, this Airbnb provides a pool, beautiful flora, ample parking, warm hospitality, and bed and breakfast all for just 150,000 UGX per night. Key Features: Serene Environment: The lush green surroundings and well-maintained gardens create a tranquil atmosphere. Swimming Pool: Enjoy refreshing dips in the pool, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring Jinja. Sufficient Parking: Ample parking space ensures easy access for guests arriving by car. Warm Hospitality: The staff at Kisa Apartments are known for their friendly and welcoming nature, making you feel right at home. Inclusive Package: The 150,000 UGX rate includes bed and breakfast, offering excellent value for money. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, Kisa Apartments provides a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Jinja. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this hidden gem in the...

We came here just for the swimming pool whilst staying with family and wow I was pleasantly surprised. Having used other hotel swimming pools I was a bit worried about the cleanliness and security but it was all for nothing. We paid 15,000 per adult and 10,000 per child. We left our things with the security lady and went swimming. The pool was a bit cooler than I hoped but I forgot it was an outside pool so could have been a lot colder. The water was clean and it wasn't over crowded. The atmosphere was lovely and although we didn't order and snacks or drinks you could see th bar staff ready on hand.

We are planning to go again in a few days time.

Would I recommend? Yes Will I return? In a few...

a neighborhood located in the northern part of Gulu town in Uganda. It is a relatively small and quiet area, with a mix of residential and commercial buildings. The majority of the population in Layibi are Acholi people, who are the predominant ethnic group in Northern Uganda.

The neighborhood has a few small shops and markets where you can buy basic necessities such as food, clothing, and household items. There are also some small restaurants and food stalls where you can sample local cuisine.

In terms of infrastructure connected to the rest of Gulu town by a network of roads, but the roads within the neighborhood itself are mostly unpaved and can become...