Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge

Details

Details of Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge

ROOMS:

18 beds:

  • 5 cottages,
  • 1 family suite,
  • 2 suite cottages

All extremely spacious and private, comprising sheltered veranda, sitting room with fireplace, bedroom, dressing room and bathroom.

Cottages are linked by telephone to the Reception desk. Room service is available on request. Tea and Coffee is served in the cottages with the morning wake up call.

All are stone buildings with Rwandese terracotta tile roofs, and feature large sitting areas, fireplaces, stylish en-suite bathrooms finished with Venetian plaster a dressing room and a sheltered veranda. Heat exchangers in the fireplaces provide a plentiful supply of hot water. The family suite has a second bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The main lodge building comprises reception, sitting room with snug area, dining room, library / games room, a responsible tourism / community awareness room, shop and bathrooms. Three large fireplaces provide warmth and all rooms are finished with a polished wooden floor. Two patio areas afford wonderful and dramatic views to the Virunga Volcanoes and the surrounding lowland farmland.

Short Overview

Sabyinyo Silverback Lodge is only minutes away from the headquarters of the Parc National des Volcans from where clients trek on foot to see the magnificent Mountain Gorilla – perhaps one of the most dramatic, thrilling and poignant wildlife experiences possible.

  • Family friendlyFamily friendly
  • HoneymoonHoneymoon
  • Outside national  parkOutside national park

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