Travelodge Kasane

"All ok. A bit pricey for what it is, but ok"

Luxe Residence Guest House

Tlou Safari Lodge

"We stayed here for two nights and it a great place to stay. The self catering apartments are all very spacious and well equipped with great facilities. The beds were very comfortable too. Unfortunately the food wasn’t the greatest but it wasn’t a big problem. The staff were friendly. It doesn’t serve alcohol but they let you bring your own. There’s a small pool area. It’s also conveniently located next to a Nando’s and filling station and a couple of other shops."

Sunbirds Chobe Hotel

"We had a very pleasant stay at Sedia Hotel and would happily return. The hotel is modern, well maintained, and the recently renovated entrance and reception area look fantastic. The whole arrival experience feels welcoming, bright, and inviting. The garden is a real highlight. It is beautifully landscaped, very well cared for, and has an almost exotic atmosphere that makes the property feel peaceful and relaxing. The staff were consistently friendly, responsive, and professional. Any requests were handled quickly, and we never had to wait long for assistance. The only disappointment was the swimming pool. Unfortunately, it was not heated and therefore too cold for us to use during our stay. This was a pity, as the pool area itself is very attractive. Given the abundance of sunshine in Botswana, perhaps a sustainable solar- or PV-powered heating solution could be considered in the future. It would make the pool much more enjoyable for guests while remaining environmentally friendly. Overall, Sedia Hotel offers excellent service, attractive facilities, and a comfortable atmosphere. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would gladly recommend it to other travelers visiting Maun and the Okavango region. We would also like to make special mention of our guide Florence, who contributed greatly to making our stay memorable. As her exceptional service deserves individual recognition, we will leave a separate review dedicated to her."

The Chobe Inn

"The staff were very friendly and helpful and organized a trip to the Victoria Falls for us, picking us up at the inn. The room was impeccably clean with a nice modern shower and breakfast was included."

Bush Adventure Guest House

"If you don't want to stay in a hostel with shared bathrooms, this is a great place to stay in Kazungula! It's clean, with hot showers, and the rooms are cozy. The owner, Mr. H, is German (or of German descent) and very friendly. He offers tons of travel advice, just like a friend, so you don't have to worry about being in an unfamiliar area. While the location is a little tricky to find, the owner will provide directions. I took a taxi from the Zambian border, which cost about 100 Pula."

Destiny Blo Inn

"We cannot recommend this place highly enough. As experienced safari travellers, we were genuinely impressed by the quality, depth, and variety of the experiences offered here. Chimney, a local Setswana who has lovingly transformed his family farm into a game lodge, is deeply passionate about wildlife and conservation. His dream of bringing together traditional farming life with the wild animals that move through the reserve is inspiring, and getting to know him and Pricilla added something truly special to our stay. The range of landscapes and activities is outstanding. We explored Chobe, the forest reserve, and the remarkable Savuti region on a full‑day drive—each area completely different, each offering its own atmosphere, wildlife, and scenery. The many ancient baobabs scattered across the landscape were unforgettable, giving the region a magical, timeless feeling. The wildlife was exceptional, even by seasoned-safari standards: hundreds of elephants playing and crossing the river, a pack of 11 wild dogs, buffalo, giraffe, and an ongoing array of animals across every drive. We enjoyed morning and afternoon drives, a magical night drive, and a peaceful boat safari that offered a whole new vantage point from the water. And the value for money is honestly extraordinary—especially given our experience with safari travel. The sheer range of activities, the quality of guiding, the personal attention, the cultural insight, and the immersive access to such diverse ecosystems far exceeded what we expected for the price. It's rare to find this level of generosity, variety, and authenticity at this cost. The hospitality was exceptional. We were treated with genuine warmth, care, and attentiveness throughout our stay. Getting to know a local family, learning about Setswana culture, and understanding the realities of farming alongside wildlife made the experience richer and more meaningful. This is far more than a safari—it is connection, culture, landscape, and wildlife all woven together. As seasoned safari travellers, we can say confidently that this is a standout experience. We would return in a heartbeat."

Mwandi View

"Group booking in advance of 4 tented self catering units for 3 nights. Positioned right next to the main road overlooking the river in the distance. Our group was separated and owners were completely unhelpful when we asked if we could be grouped together. Units are advertised with braai facilities but braai stands have to be brought from the campsite if required. Our unit didn’t have a two plate stove and we needed to use our own lighting inside. Two of the self catering units are positioned along the side of the property away from the direct river view like the others which is not obvious on the website. On a number of occasions the owner walked around shouting loudly at staff which was very unpleasant and unprofessional. Owners did not check in once to see if we were ok or offer any useful information until the morning of our departure. We were also charged for using borehole water to fill up one of our vehicles…have stayed at many campsites and self catering lodges but have never had such a bad experience. Might have enjoyed the position and facilities more had it not been for the very inhospitable atmosphere created by the owners. Would not recommend."

chobe sunset chalets

"The staff were friendly and accommodating, making us feel right at home from the moment we arrived. Our chalet was clean and comfortable, with reliable WiFi (thanks to the router being placed outdoors) and even a fitness machine for a quick workout. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, and the staff catered well to the vegetarian members of our party. We found it to be an ideal base for day trips to Chobe National Park or Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The only small drawback was a rooster on a nearby property crowing at dawn, but with earplugs, it was wasn't too noticeable."