Singita Serengeti House

Home
Singita Serengeti House

Details

Details

Details of Singita Serengeti House

Up to eight guests can feel at home at Serengeti House, with two suites in the main house and one garden suites situated on either side. The property enjoys picturesque views of a watering hole from its perch on the south-east slopes of the hill. Inside, a décor blended of European country designs and African artifacts create a comfortable and unpretentious style.

Accommodation

2 x suites located in the main house
2 x suites located on either side of the main house

Amenities and Services

There is a 25m infinity swimming pool in front of the main house
In-room spa facilities at the house or at nearby Singita Sasakwa Lodge Spa
The Singita Boutique & Gallery at nearby Singita Sasakwa Lodge
Each suite has a television
Dependent upon area coverage, there is mobile phone signal
There is complimentary internet (WiFi) access, however due to the remote location of the lodge, the wireless connection can be slow and intermittent
Electricity/power available: 220V. Converters are also available and hair dryers are supplied in each suite
Children of all ages are welcome. There are baby-sitting services available and tailormade activities to suit each family. Children’s participation in game activities is at the discretion of your guide
Please note that there are no Kosher or Halaal facilities available at Singita Serengeti House

Addons

Short Overview

Singita Serengeti House, located on the slopes of Sasakwa Hill in the expansive 350,000 acre Grumeti Reserves, is an exclusive-use retreat. The property is specifically designed to welcome families and friends and create an environment of total relaxation for a carefree stay.

Let's plan your trip to the Singita Serengeti House

One of our safari experts will get back to you within 24-hours.

or talk to expert
using FB messenger

Flexible & Secure with Shadows of Africa

We know many of you are still dreaming of Africa and are eager to start planning. Perhaps now more than ever. We’re just as excited to welcome you to our home! Whenever your travel plans might be, we are here to help and we will make the process as easy...

What camera to bring on safari

If you are wondering what camera gear to pack for your safari experience, look no further! Here is the comprehensive list of all the camera equipment and accessories you will need for your safari. This photography gear list is brought to you by our resident photographer Giulia Cimarosti, safari specialist...

On the 1st of January 2021 TANAPA — the Tanzanian safari parks authority — has implemented new administration rules. The updated regulations require that a copy of the passport of every visitor is digitally registered before visiting. This regulation is aimed at minimizing corruption and increasing efficiency. This requirement is...

Latest update! Since 26th of January 2021 KLM requires a Rapid Covid-19 test as an additional obligation to the PCR test. This rapid test must be taken no more than 4 hours before departure. Rapid testing is performed on all airports that KLM flies from and to: Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar and...

Travelling in the times of the pandemic can be tricky. The key to successful travel is good preparation, which starts with credible information. Let's start with some facts: The Government of Tanzania is collecting tracking information for all international passengers arriving in Tanzania. Temperature scanning for all international passengers arriving...