A family friendly property, accommodations consist of forty-seven luxury room. The stylish standard rooms feature a twin or double configuration, an en-suite bathroom with shower and tub, as well as large terraces, sun loungers, and complimentary mini-bars. The honeymoon suite, famous for being the room Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton stayed in after their second marriage has a large private terrace, infinity plunge pool, dining area, and lounge. The three family suites feature a king room and a twin room with a shared inter-leading bathroom, a private lounge, dining area, and infinity pool. There are also four rooms designed for guests with disabilities.

The lodge is located in Chobe National Park, a place famous for its large elephant population, It also boasts frequent sightings of buffalo, antelope, red lechwe, sable, giraffe, and lion. The Chobe River attracts these big-game mammals especially during the dry season, when they come to the river to drink, play, and cool off. The lodge is just 90 minutes’ road transfer from Victoria Falls. Built in 1972, it was the first lodge of its kind in Botswana and has evolved over the years into an award-winning, fully Ecotourism-Certified luxury property.