Business Hotels in Zimbabwe from $70

"Good"

"Quiet peaceful oasis in which to recover from a long journey. Staff were polite and helpful at all times.The hotel itself was attractive and full of character with lovely gardens.The large pool was very nice for a cool swim. I would not hesitate to recommend the Brontë Hotel"

"Had a fantastic experience. We stayed at a few places and this was by far our favorite!"

"This is a reasonably priced hotel not far from the victoria falls entrance. About a 15 min walk. There are lots of stalls selling things. The rooms are clean. Well maintained. My bed was a bit lumpy. Staff are helpful. Check in quick. You get two bottles of water on arrival but none after that. There is a small shop in the hotel. Shower worked well. However a non slip mat would be a good idea as its very slippery. Post office just up the road."

"Very outdated and everything closed. It was advertised as a resort with a casino and bowling alley, but they were closed. Overpriced for very outdated rooms. We left 2 days early. Staff were pleasant."

"Close to river & national parks. Lovely staff & great pool"

"Guest services, restaurant staff, housekeeping and all staff we encountered were absolutely phenomenal. Professional, polite, friendly and welcoming. It was nice to be back in Zimbabwe after over a decade and to be reminded of what it feels like to be home. Shout out to the Chefs, the food was exceptional both in the main restaurant and at the spa. If Boma id part of the same chain, the entertainment and food were on the same level - absolutely too notch! Would highly recommend a stay here and I would gladly come back for more. Shout out to Louise, Ronald, Gibson, Owen, Khumbula (hotel), then Pretty, Precious, Kelly, Nokthula (Spa), and finally Busi and a very smiley other lady who came looking for me when I left abruptly (Boma)."

"Beautiful inn "

"Very nice facilities and staff could not be more helpful. Room on the small side but had an outside seating and with the other facilities available the room was only used for sleeping."