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Once a private residence, the lodge has been lovingly renovated into a public space. Accommodations at the lodge consist of eight, spacious rooms. Each elegantly decorated room features a large bed draped in mosquito netting with a lounge area, a satellite television, and super-fast Wi-FI connection. The en suite bathrooms come with a shower. Other amenities include a fridge, fan, tea/coffee facilities, and a veranda.
The lodge is located in the leafy suburbs just minutes away from the capital city of Lilongwe. Once a small fishing village on the banks of the Lilongwe River, the city became an important administrative center for the ruling British during the age of imperialism. Today the city is a vital economic and transportation hub for the country of Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with plenty of trees and patches of grassland across the city. The city is divided between the Old Town to the south where the old fishing village was, and New Town where the government and finance buildings can be found. Old Town is where the cities vibrant restaurants, bars, and markets are found.
The lodge offers exciting day trips. There are three different trips to choose from depending of personal interests. The Pottery tour takes visitors to see the fine craftsmanship on display at Dedza pottery. While the Explorer Tour descends the breathtaking Golomoti Escarpment as well as visiting Mua Mission founded by Canadian missionary Frau Claude Boucher Chisale and renowned for its beautiful wood carvings. Finally, the Lake Tour invites guests to relax and unwind on the beautiful southern lake shore. Other seasonal activities available at the lodge include bird watching and cycling.
The main area of the lodge houses a colorful and eclectic lounge and dining area. There is also an honesty bar and an extensive wildlife library. And the large swimming pool is ideal for a hot afternoon. The lodge serves as the perfect place to stay for city sightseeing as well as a jumping off place before going on a safari adventure.
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Once a private residence, the lodge has been lovingly renovated into a public space. Accommodations at the lodge consist of eight, spacious rooms. Each elegantly decorated room features a large bed draped in mosquito netting with a lounge area, a satellite television, and super-fast Wi-FI connection. The en suite bathrooms come with a shower. Other amenities include a fridge, fan, tea/coffee facilities, and a veranda.
The lodge is located in the leafy suburbs just minutes away from the capital city of Lilongwe. Once a small fishing village on the banks of the Lilongwe River, the city became an important administrative center for the ruling British during the age of imperialism. Today the city is a vital economic and transportation hub for the country of Malawi. It is an exceptionally green city with plenty of trees and patches of grassland across the city. The city is divided between the Old Town to the south where the old fishing village was, and New Town where the government and finance buildings can be found. Old Town is where the cities vibrant restaurants, bars, and markets are found.
The lodge offers exciting day trips. There are three different trips to choose from depending of personal interests. The Pottery tour takes visitors to see the fine craftsmanship on display at Dedza pottery. While the Explorer Tour descends the breathtaking Golomoti Escarpment as well as visiting Mua Mission founded by Canadian missionary Frau Claude Boucher Chisale and renowned for its beautiful wood carvings. Finally, the Lake Tour invites guests to relax and unwind on the beautiful southern lake shore. Other seasonal activities available at the lodge include bird watching and cycling.
The main area of the lodge houses a colorful and eclectic lounge and dining area. There is also an honesty bar and an extensive wildlife library. And the large swimming pool is ideal for a hot afternoon. The lodge serves as the perfect place to stay for city sightseeing as well as a jumping off place before going on a safari adventure.
Coming soon!
Coming soon!
