Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

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ROOMS:

60 guest rooms offer furnished sundecks – ideal spots to recharge, gaze across the undulating Serengeti plains and view wildlife in its natural habitat.
12 suites - 88-square-metre (947-square-foot) suite. The separate living area is equipped with a ceiling fan and individually controlled air conditioning. The luxurious sleeping area features a king bed and exotic mosquito netting.
5 villas ( presidental villa, one bedroom villa or two bedroom villa)

AMENITIES:

Bed & Bath:

Down pillows
Hypoallergenic pillows available on request
Comfortable bathrobes
Twice-daily housekeeping service
Make-up mirror and separate vanity space
Iron and ironing board upon request
Blackout drapes
Air conditioning
Hair dryer

Room Amenities

Wired or wireless Internet access
Refrigerated private bar
Multi-line telephone(s) with voicemail
Outdoor space
Flat-screen televisions
Sofa, dining table and two chairs
Tea/coffee maker
Flashlights
In-room safe suitable for a laptop computer

SPA:

Relax into intuitive Four Seasons care in one of our six free-standing treatment pavilions, all large enough for couples. Some pavilions include outdoor bathtubs, and the changing rooms feature steam showers to enhance your sense of tranquillity. Treatments are also available in the privacy of your guest room or suite.

CHILD POLICY: over 8 years

Addons

Safari Add Ons

Seronera Wildlife Lodge

Dunia Camp

Serengeti Savannah Camps Seronera

Short Overview

77 guest rooms, suites and villas keep you in constant touch with the Serengeti. Contemporary African décor features four-poster beds with mosquito netting, as well as local textiles and artwork – all enhanced by modern comforts such as air conditioning and high-speed Internet access.

Hotel Amenities

Air condition
Family friendly
Honeymoon
In national park
Internet
Pool
Spa
Sports
Wedding

Type of accommodation

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