This hotel was true to its online pics.Basic facilities. Good and warm breakfast.
During a rainshower,due to water leakage, the room got wet, but the staff was prompt and efficient in cleaning it up .
The restaurant was a bit short staffed, unable to perhaps cope up with the crowd and the dampness due to rains, making it messy.
The live dance and music at dinner was entertaining enough.

The large children groups (app. 30 or more) came to Safari Lodge, As you guess they make unbelievable noise, I call the reception they tried to and particularly make them less noisy, .…Therefore, at least we could sleep between 12-5 am…Except that case, location is good, basic and pretty room, just their air conditions are old fasion, staff try to do best...

The rooms are nothing to write home about, but they are okay. Just don't expect too much. Since we were part of a tour group, I don't know what the rate was, but there are probably better hotels/rooms around. The food was fine and the service was very nice, since our guide was friends with the owner. The location is great, as it is near the park, and we were VERY lucky see both tigers and leopards while there for 2 nights. The hospitality was better than some, and although the lodge is basic, it's got a certain rough charm. Nice garden and atmosphere - not like the usual block buildings.

Hot water was only available if you make repeated requests to the staff. The food was very sketchy and my partner did end up getting sick from it. We socialized with a family from the US and two people traveling together from Switzerland and Australia. We all agreed that this was a bad choice. After one horrible night, we moved to another hotel down the road, closer to "town".