If you like the great outdoors, you might want to take time to explore Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, located 3 mi (4.8 km) from central Livingstone. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you like Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, you'll love Zambezi National Park and Victoria Falls National Park, both just a short drive away.
Victoria Falls Field Museum is 5.6 mi (9.1 km) from central Livingstone, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Livingstone has to offer, head to Victoria Falls, Victoria Falls National Park, and Victoria Falls Bridge.
If museums are on your list of things to see in Livingstone, then you might want to head to Livingstone Museum. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to see more of the museums in Livingstone, Railway Museum and Maramba Cultural Museum aren't far.
If you like haggling for the best price, you might want to head out to Mukuni Park Curio Market when visiting Livingstone. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
Travelers who enjoy the great outdoors might want to go to Livingstone Reptile Park, located 3 mi (4.9 km) from central Livingstone.
Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?
Maramba Cultural Museum is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from central Livingstone, why not stop by during your stay. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here? If you want to experience more of the culture Livingstone has to offer, head to Victoria Falls, Devil's Pool, and Victoria Falls Field Museum.
Tongabezi is amazing!! I stayed for one week and didnt want to leave. If you are traveling from Zimbabwe it is very easy to cross the border and get to the hotel (they will arrange everything for you)
Pros: The rooms are huge, internet is perfect (which was an issue in other places on my trip), rooms are elegant and modern (the decoration is BEAUTIFUL) and the food is really good (and healthy!) and the whole place is run perfect Mwila, the manager.
Also- they have a gym! Which is amazing as...
Tongabezi is amazing!! I stayed for one week and didnt want to leave. If you are traveling from Zimbabwe it is very easy to cross the border and get to the hotel (they will arrange everything for you)
Pros: The rooms are huge, internet is perfect (which was an issue in other places on my trip), rooms are elegant and modern (the decoration is BEAUTIFUL) and the food is really good (and healthy!) and the whole place is run perfect Mwila, the manager.
Also- they have a gym! Which is amazing as...
What a beautiful old world hotel. No detail was left out. Lovely greeting in the reception area and they came to you, not you going to the desk. Manager greeted each and every guest. Rooms are well appointed, spacious and very comfortable.
Within walking distance to the Falls. On the way home, on the path, I counter giraffes, monkeys, baboons and zebra !
Highly recommend
What a beautiful old world hotel. No detail was left out. Lovely greeting in the reception area and they came to you, not you going to the desk. Manager greeted each and every guest. Rooms are well appointed, spacious and very comfortable.
Within walking distance to the Falls. On the way home, on the path, I counter giraffes, monkeys, baboons and zebra !
Highly recommend
We stayed at the Zambizi Sun in August of 2010 for three nights. We chose it after extensive research and advice from a tourist agent in South Africa. It was a fantastic stay. The room was small, but clean and comfortable. It is in a National Park, so Zebra, Giraffe, and Baboons walk all over. The most impressive is you can walk to the falls unlimited times in two minutes. We were very concerned about Malaria, but this resort sprays the grounds and there is a special spray in each room. Another...
We stayed at the Zambizi Sun in August of 2010 for three nights. We chose it after extensive research and advice from a tourist agent in South Africa. It was a fantastic stay. The room was small, but clean and comfortable. It is in a National Park, so Zebra, Giraffe, and Baboons walk all over. The most impressive is you can walk to the falls unlimited times in two minutes. We were very concerned about Malaria, but this resort sprays the grounds and there is a special spray in each room. Another...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed January 17, 2011Reviewed January 17, 2011
We stayed here as a recovery from a road trip around Zambia and it was perfect. They are very customer service oriented.
The large open space was perfect for relaxing on the couch with a view of the lake, a snack or sip in the pool. There was always someone around to get you anything you wanted.
I’d stay here again.
We stayed here as a recovery from a road trip around Zambia and it was perfect. They are very customer service oriented.
The large open space was perfect for relaxing on the couch with a view of the lake, a snack or sip in the pool. There was always someone around to get you anything you wanted.
I’d stay here again.
Jill
Reviewed September 8, 2024Reviewed September 8, 2024
A practical laid back place that doesn't compromise on cleanliness. They have a formula that seems to work. Most tourists appeared very young but respectful towards oldies. No loud-mouthed bogans or annoying smokers either. More your cool yoga types!
A practical laid back place that doesn't compromise on cleanliness. They have a formula that seems to work. Most tourists appeared very young but respectful towards oldies. No loud-mouthed bogans or annoying smokers either. More your cool yoga types!
jillian
Reviewed December 14, 2017Reviewed December 14, 2017
I was stuck in a hotel in victoria falls Africa that was the filthiest hotel I had seen in a long time.Spent one night in terrible conditions complete withbad overpriced food and mosquito nets. I was lucky to find this property in Zambia on Hotels .com. Went and toured the falls had a cab pick us up with our luggage and went directly there. Was not sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. From the friendly interaction at check in I knew I had
made the correct decesion. I told Wessley...
I was stuck in a hotel in victoria falls Africa that was the filthiest hotel I had seen in a long time.Spent one night in terrible conditions complete withbad overpriced food and mosquito nets. I was lucky to find this property in Zambia on Hotels .com. Went and toured the falls had a cab pick us up with our luggage and went directly there. Was not sure what to expect but was pleasantly surprised. From the friendly interaction at check in I knew I had
made the correct decesion. I told Wessley...
Boris
Reviewed December 17, 2015Reviewed December 17, 2015
We booked the comfort chalet room but was given a double standard room instead. They have double booked by accident. I still kept the 5-star rating because 1.) The price for both were the same anyway 2.) Even established hotels make the same mistakes with double-booking. 3.) The staff, especially Priscilla and Imelda took exceptionally good care of us! They are obviously a lodge on soft opening period, most of the area is still under construction but the rooms were spotless clean. The breakfast...
We booked the comfort chalet room but was given a double standard room instead. They have double booked by accident. I still kept the 5-star rating because 1.) The price for both were the same anyway 2.) Even established hotels make the same mistakes with double-booking. 3.) The staff, especially Priscilla and Imelda took exceptionally good care of us! They are obviously a lodge on soft opening period, most of the area is still under construction but the rooms were spotless clean. The breakfast...
Jomeca
Reviewed September 15, 2026Reviewed September 15, 2026
I stayed in Victoria Falls Waterfront for 2 nights in a camping tent. Since I actually stayed in a pretty good hotel (Avani hotel) for my conference for a few days before that, I have some basis of comparison.
View: Excellent! I sat on an afternoon in the restaurant looking into the Zambezi river. It's a wide open view. I actually enjoyed myself so much sipping a cup of tea over that (worked a little bit on laptop as well)
Staff: Another excellent point. All staff are welcoming and...
I stayed in Victoria Falls Waterfront for 2 nights in a camping tent. Since I actually stayed in a pretty good hotel (Avani hotel) for my conference for a few days before that, I have some basis of comparison.
View: Excellent! I sat on an afternoon in the restaurant looking into the Zambezi river. It's a wide open view. I actually enjoyed myself so much sipping a cup of tea over that (worked a little bit on laptop as well)
Staff: Another excellent point. All staff are welcoming and...
It's beautiful, right in the middle of nature. You can hear hippos at night and get out on the brautiful porch by the river, and yet you are so close to everything. i was in the luxury safari tent which had a safari-like open air private shower, comfortable bed and lots of space, and was very clean. This is not your place if you are scared of lizards in your room, it is indeed a safari like experience and not a sterile air-con room.
The only negative is the food, which was bad. But in just a...
It's beautiful, right in the middle of nature. You can hear hippos at night and get out on the brautiful porch by the river, and yet you are so close to everything. i was in the luxury safari tent which had a safari-like open air private shower, comfortable bed and lots of space, and was very clean. This is not your place if you are scared of lizards in your room, it is indeed a safari like experience and not a sterile air-con room.
The only negative is the food, which was bad. But in just a...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed February 7, 2016Reviewed February 7, 2016