The Victoria Falls Hotel, the address of choice for more than a century for royal families, statesmen, celebrities and the discerning travelers, occupies a fine location from which to explore the magical wonders of untamed Africa. From the thundering Victoria Falls at its threshold, to the big five that roam freely less than 5 kilometres away, this is one hotel that provides an experience like no other.

The Victoria Falls Hotel’s grand Edwardian architecture evokes the spirit of a bygone era. The courtyard and entrance completed in 1915, with flowering shrubs, palms and stately mango trees is picturesquely reflected in the water lily ponds. The understated elegance of the marble floored reception area sets the tone for the style and sophistication synonymous with The Victoria Falls Hotel.

Many a guest has marveled at the magnificent views as seen from The Victoria Falls Hotel. The experience begins with the sun rising beneath the mist of one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Victoria Falls.

The main lounge with its old-fashioned traditional elegance and decor has a warm welcoming style, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation with friends. The Bulawayo Room offers serenity and seclusion in surroundings of exceptional comfort and luxury. The hotel has a well appointed curio shop specializing in colonial memorabilia.

All of the restaurants have ideal locations, making dining around the hotel a memorable experience. Stanley’s Terrace is a must for light meals throughout the day. Traditional High Tea is served every afternoon, with spectacular views of the Victoria Falls Bridge and the Victoria Falls themselves. Later enjoy the hotel’s famous cocktails or a gin and tonic at Stanley’s Bar whilst listening to the roar of the mighty Victoria Falls.

Dinner at the Jungle Junction offers an unforgettable experience with a fusion of the flavor of Africa, the ideal venue for incentives groups. Enjoy dinner and dancing in the elegant Edwardian Livingstone room, with classic a la carte and table d’hote menus. Whilst the Livingstone Room reflects the century old hotel’s style of grandeur and opulence, the dress code has been relaxed for the convenience of the guest.