On a three-day trip to Kabale for a weekend visit with an international group from Uganda, USA, and UK, I had the misfortune of staying at Cepha’s Inn. At the time of checking in, I requested a single room. I was told there were no more single rooms, but I could stay in a double room. The room did have... More

we were going to kabale as we do every holiday and usually stay at this hotel because it's relaxing,the staff are caring and professional the sauna and steam bath are impeccable let alone the meals which are to die for. The rooms all have television (DSTV) with the most comfortable beds. if you went to Kabale and went to a... More

I remember reading about this Inn and when we had a change of plans decided to try it out. We were glad we did. We were greeted with smiles and when they saw how tired we were they suggested the sauna to relax. After mediocre hot showers this was a treat. The location, up on a hill outside the town,... More

We stayed here for 2 nights on the way to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest gorilla trekking and after the trek. It wasn't exactly planned- we were supposed to stay in one of the places close to the park but the van broke down 35 kms short of Kabale and, as it was evening and we still had over 3 hours travelling... More