Hotels in de buurt van Rufaro-stadion (Harare)

'going down for breakfast and outside place is to small and how down to take the password for internet connection'

'Goed hotel, gelegen midden in centrum van Harare, id wel erg druk. Veilige bewaakte parking. Heel vriendelijk personeel, behulpzaam. Nette, ruime kamers, goeie warme douche. Ontbijtbuffet was helemaal inorde. Spijtig dat er geen buitenterras of tuin is, zoals in zusterhotel Cresta Oasis. '

'Staff were very helpful courteous & willing to always go the extra mile'

'Spacious rooms, friendly staff, affordable but noise from glass and aluminium factory next door'

'Pleasant stay'

'Great room comfy bed great breakfast. Negative-got there at 8pm after a long 12 hour drive from mana pools, the kitchen staff made us a nice dinner of pork chops and rice but overcharged quite a bit. 15 usd/plate for one chop rice and veggies. But we were grateful to have a meal without having to head back out into town'

'This is definitely a tranquil haven set amongst a city of contrasts. The team were attentive went out of their way to ensure my stay was relaxing, enjoyable and any needs/requests were promptly and efficiently dealt with. The Lodge is set within a lush garden landscape and rooms and common areas are clean and beautifully appointed. Breakfast was home cooked, generous & delicious. There was an option to also have cereals, fruit, cheese, yoghurt (buffet). York Lodge is a wonderful base from which...

'Very welcoming check-in. We were allowed to check-in very early which was great. Lovely room, friendly staff, quiet location, beautiful public areas, delicious food. The honesty bar and pretty garden are a real bonus. Highly recommended.'

'Great grounds, very well maintained. Great room and bathroom. Excellent food and restaurant. Very helpful staff. If decidedly stay here again if I come back to Harare. Thanks for a great stay.'

'Good location, very friendly staff and fast internet. That's the good part. The furniture in the room is however designed to be as uncomfortable as possible, and the bed is the most uncomfortable piece of furniture ever invented. The curtains are not of the blackout type as advertised, quite the opposite really. The room is not a good value for money, but then again nothing in Zimbabwe is, except for the Chop Chop restaurant which you can find two blocks from the hotel.'