Kampala Nile Resort — Hotel in Mukono

The hotel is well designed with spacious rooms, particularly comfortable beds and a good bathroom. The decor is very attractive with some outstanding features. The pool is clean and well maintained||||We arrived on a Saturday afternoon. We paid extra to have a balcony which was pleasant to sit out on. But then the loud music with a deep beat started. While it was on it was very disturbing, disrupting concentration.||We were told this was normal on Saturday and Sundays and it would go off at 7:30 p.m. The management did get the music turned down to some extent for us, which we appreciated. ||On Saturday the music actually went off before 7.30 as everybody had gone home. However, regrettably, on Sunday evening it was not turned off at 7.30 as we had been assured. Apparently someone was having a party and it continued until about 10 p.m. ||The dining room was not as well organized as we had hoped. The breakfast buffet was good but we ordered our evening meal ahead of time, as suggested by staff. We were told it would be ready by 7:00 p.m. We went down at 7 and it still took 25 minutes to appear.||The following evening they offered to let us know when it was ready, but we had to ring to be told, oh yes the food is ready.||In two rooms the latch to secure the balcony door was broken. The safe in our room didn't work as there were no batteries...

WHAT A FAVORITE HOME KAMPALA NILE RESORT IS!!! When I start narrating my stay at Kampala Nile Resort, I might not finish but just know everything is unique and wow 🤗😋. I remember my family and I had gone there for a short holiday of three days but the service was excellent from the reception, Miss Topista welcomed us warmly with a simple smile despite her being smart, then the food and beverages served were extra ordinary, prepared professionally by Chef Kamal Nagar, Waiswa, & Emma and served by eloquent and honest waiters and waitresses (Mr.Hamis, Mr. Ibrahim, Miss Betty & Jackie) respectively, the rooms Ooh! Smartness, sincere thanks to Miss Josephine who works whole heatedly to ensure organizational hygiene. The wide swimming pool I have never seen before, massage. In a nutshell I wish to appreciate the good work that Mr. Krishna Aryal is doing e.g motivating his employees and encouraging them to work hard. Long live Kampala...

I actually stay in Dubai but I come from namanve I hosted my a European fiance in Uganda and had to book Nile resort for him it being near my home the place is first class good staff the price friendly but the LOUD NOISE THE MUSIC ALL over the place that he wasn’t able to sleep paying 500k for a sleepless night in Uganda was a turn off the place is like a club pool was okay rooms okay but I think they should concider it a relaxing place than a club or party place if they have a music room or club their rooms should be sound proof or the club so away from the accommodation I will choose Selena over this or sheraton for our summer holiday hotel is for relaxing not the noise around...