Accommodations at the lodges consist of twelve luxurious thatched tents, built on raised timber platforms that afford excellent views. The spacious tents have polished timber floors, a writing desk, and comfortable chairs. The rooms feature two three-quarter beds with a generous mosquito net. Two air-conditioning units and an overhead fan keeps the rooms cool and refreshing. The en-suite bathrooms have twin basins, flush toilets, and both an indoor and outdoor shower. For added privacy, each tents includes an outdoor lounge shaded by a traditional thatched roof and are furnished with comfortable easy chairs and a day bed.

The lodge is ideally set in Chobe National Park which is particularly known for its great herds of elephant with some estimates putting it as high as 50,000 individuals. But the park also enjoys an abundant population of large lion prides, leopards, cheetahs, and scores of beautiful birds. The surrounding landscape is quintessential Africa with its sweeping savanna, rocky outcrops, ancient marshlands, and the mysterious Savute Channel which only recently began flowing again after laying dry for thirty years.