Our two day stay was very relaxing and very quite as we were the only couple there. Twenty eight people left the day we arrived and twenty six were arriving on the day we left. The main advantage of this "hotel" is that you don't have to leave the grounds to see any game. You could spend your time watching... More

this beautiful lodge was our first stop on our African journey. Unfortunately , we had a very difficult trip over, and were thrilled at our first walk outside on the lodge patio. there in front of us was the breath taking sight of animals at the water hole that is just yards away. every time you walked out of your... More

The property of the Stanley and Livingstone Lodge is located a short drive from the huge spectacle of Victoria Falls, making you captive to the site, but WHAT a site! A large watering hole at the bottom of the landscaped grounds gives way to fields and shrubs, attracting elephants, giraffes, eland, baboons, and Cape buffalo mornings and sunsets; while dining... More

This was our first trip to Zimbabwe and we were a bit nervous about the political situation in the country. The Fodor's guide book we bought not only didn't recommend any hotels in Zimbabwe but suggested that few travelers even consider landing at their Victoria Falls Airport. We would have stayed in Zambia if they didn't require a Yellow Fever... More

Enjoyed our stay at this " historical" hotel. Hotel was built 11 years ago to replicate old English style. The suites are very large and well appointed. The view is spectacular, over looking a private game reserve. We saw cape buffalo, zebras, kudus, impalas, elephants, warthogs, baboons, eland and painted dogs. My husband actually witnessed the dogs hunt and kill... More

This is a lovely hotel with beautiful and huge suites. There is a watering hole where cape buffalo come. The location is removed from the town of Vic Falls so transportation must be arranged to leave the property. On the downside: internet only in or very near public areas and the wine and drinks are outrageously priced. Food for dinner... More

Vic Falls is a busy place, what with the Zambezi full of sunset cruises and helicopters circling overhead nonstop, so if that sounds like a bit too much hoopla for you, the Stanley & Livingstone is the perfect place to stay. It is about 20 minutes away so you should plan the extra transport time into your daily activities, but... More

Excellent place where to spend your time at Vic Falls. The lodge is on a private reserve and so just outside your room you can see the first zebras or giraffes of your vacation (of course if you start from Vic Falls and the go for example to Okavango Delta). All the furniture and the style of the lodge makes... More

If you are looking for a luxurius experience at one of the seven wonders of the world then this is the spot for you. Great cuisine, well thought out wine list and the big 5 in your back yard....hard to beat!!! More