Zambia: hotel con Colazione nella provincia di Provincia di Copperbelt

La stanza era molto buona, camere pulite, buone mattresse e una vista fantastica. La posizione è a piedi distanza dal centro commerciale Kafubu. Ottimo ambiente e molto tranquillo. I servizi sono anche grandi. Solo la musica era un po 'alto fino al tardi. Altre cose meravigliose

I founded and operate my own non-profit charity from the US, and travel many times to Zambia (and Malawi also), most recently traveling for the first time to Kitwe as we ministered to the vulnerable and orphaned children of Mulenga... having to stay close by, and at a nice hotel for food and accommodations, I chose Garden Court... this was an EXCELLENT decision!!... the stay was perfect!!... from the friendly staff, all around, to a very nice, comfortable, and clean room, to an awesome breakfast buffet and delicious dinner choices, this was absolutely the right choice for me!!... the work we have begun for children in Mulenga has just begun, so I can very confidently say that I will greatly look forward to my next visit and will have my ”home away from home” at Garden Court!!... thank you staff and even acting GM (Mr. Moonga) for welcoming me so well, and look forward to seeing you all again :-))

The Protea in Ndola is a great hotel and one I'd recommend. The hotel and rooms are clean and comfortable and the staff are very friendly and welcoming (shout out to Irene in the restaurant who stopped to say hello and check everything was ok every time we saw her). The food in the restaurant was excellent and the portions were *huge*. Definitely worth staying there if you have the chance.

My stay of four nights was fine. The room was large, the bed massive - although they managed to cover most of it with cushions ;) and the mattress was rather soft. The room was very dark due to another building just a few meters away from the large window. Decor throughout the hotel is 'Afro/Oriental bling' and not very comfortable. I tried to work in the evenings, but the chair for the desk was too low, giving me backache. The two chairs in the room were not very comfortable either. The room has a massive walk in wardrobe (with a broken door) Bathroom was large, complete with jacuzzi bath! The first night there was no hot water, but this was fixed when I mentioned it to reception staff. Unfortunately, the jacuzzi bath didn't have a plug that fitted and one couldn't be found by reception staff. In addition, the bath was stained and cracked. There was no where to fix the 'telephone' sic, shower head so one handed showering or leaving the shower at the bottom of the bath was required. It wouldn't suit an older or less mobile person as the bath is VERY high to climb into. Nice to have a fridge in the room, but had to turn it off at night as it was too noisy. A TV was in the room, but no remote and as it is attached to the wall it was not possible to find the buttons and no remote was in the room. I didn't bother asking for one as I don;t watch TV. A working, quiet aircon was a blessing in temps of 35 / 36c. Breakfast was adequate, but limited. However, the room and linen was clean and the staff friendly. A clear example where 'keeping it simple' would have meant this hotel would have had a far better rating from me.

La stanza era molto buona, camere pulite, buone mattresse e una vista fantastica. La posizione è a piedi distanza dal centro commerciale Kafubu. Ottimo ambiente e molto tranquillo. I servizi sono anche grandi. Solo la musica era un po 'alto fino al tardi. Altre cose meravigliose

The Protea in Ndola is a great hotel and one I'd recommend. The hotel and rooms are clean and comfortable and the staff are very friendly and welcoming (shout out to Irene in the restaurant who stopped to say hello and check everything was ok every time we saw her). The food in the restaurant was excellent and the portions were *huge*. Definitely worth staying there if you have the chance.

Il ristorante sottostante è buono, tutto bene.

My stay of four nights was fine. The room was large, the bed massive - although they managed to cover most of it with cushions ;) and the mattress was rather soft. The room was very dark due to another building just a few meters away from the large window. Decor throughout the hotel is 'Afro/Oriental bling' and not very comfortable. I tried to work in the evenings, but the chair for the desk was too low, giving me backache. The two chairs in the room were not very comfortable either. The room has a massive walk in wardrobe (with a broken door) Bathroom was large, complete with jacuzzi bath! The first night there was no hot water, but this was fixed when I mentioned it to reception staff. Unfortunately, the jacuzzi bath didn't have a plug that fitted and one couldn't be found by reception staff. In addition, the bath was stained and cracked. There was no where to fix the 'telephone' sic, shower head so one handed showering or leaving the shower at the bottom of the bath was required. It wouldn't suit an older or less mobile person as the bath is VERY high to climb into. Nice to have a fridge in the room, but had to turn it off at night as it was too noisy. A TV was in the room, but no remote and as it is attached to the wall it was not possible to find the buttons and no remote was in the room. I didn't bother asking for one as I don;t watch TV. A working, quiet aircon was a blessing in temps of 35 / 36c. Breakfast was adequate, but limited. However, the room and linen was clean and the staff friendly. A clear example where 'keeping it simple' would have meant this hotel would have had a far better rating from me.

I founded and operate my own non-profit charity from the US, and travel many times to Zambia (and Malawi also), most recently traveling for the first time to Kitwe as we ministered to the vulnerable and orphaned children of Mulenga... having to stay close by, and at a nice hotel for food and accommodations, I chose Garden Court... this was an EXCELLENT decision!!... the stay was perfect!!... from the friendly staff, all around, to a very nice, comfortable, and clean room, to an awesome breakfast buffet and delicious dinner choices, this was absolutely the right choice for me!!... the work we have begun for children in Mulenga has just begun, so I can very confidently say that I will greatly look forward to my next visit and will have my ”home away from home” at Garden Court!!... thank you staff and even acting GM (Mr. Moonga) for welcoming me so well, and look forward to seeing you all again :-))

My stay of four nights was fine. The room was large, the bed massive - although they managed to cover most of it with cushions ;) and the mattress was rather soft. The room was very dark due to another building just a few meters away from the large window. Decor throughout the hotel is 'Afro/Oriental bling' and not very comfortable. I tried to work in the evenings, but the chair for the desk was too low, giving me backache. The two chairs in the room were not very comfortable either. The room has a massive walk in wardrobe (with a broken door) Bathroom was large, complete with jacuzzi bath! The first night there was no hot water, but this was fixed when I mentioned it to reception staff. Unfortunately, the jacuzzi bath didn't have a plug that fitted and one couldn't be found by reception staff. In addition, the bath was stained and cracked. There was no where to fix the 'telephone' sic, shower head so one handed showering or leaving the shower at the bottom of the bath was required. It wouldn't suit an older or less mobile person as the bath is VERY high to climb into. Nice to have a fridge in the room, but had to turn it off at night as it was too noisy. A TV was in the room, but no remote and as it is attached to the wall it was not possible to find the buttons and no remote was in the room. I didn't bother asking for one as I don;t watch TV. A working, quiet aircon was a blessing in temps of 35 / 36c. Breakfast was adequate, but limited. However, the room and linen was clean and the staff friendly. A clear example where 'keeping it simple' would have meant this hotel would have had a far better rating from me.

I founded and operate my own non-profit charity from the US, and travel many times to Zambia (and Malawi also), most recently traveling for the first time to Kitwe as we ministered to the vulnerable and orphaned children of Mulenga... having to stay close by, and at a nice hotel for food and accommodations, I chose Garden Court... this was an EXCELLENT decision!!... the stay was perfect!!... from the friendly staff, all around, to a very nice, comfortable, and clean room, to an awesome breakfast buffet and delicious dinner choices, this was absolutely the right choice for me!!... the work we have begun for children in Mulenga has just begun, so I can very confidently say that I will greatly look forward to my next visit and will have my ”home away from home” at Garden Court!!... thank you staff and even acting GM (Mr. Moonga) for welcoming me so well, and look forward to seeing you all again :-))