A Historic Affair at The Victoria Falls Hotel

The Victoria Falls Hotel, established in 1904 and frequented by the British royal family, with a front lawn that offers stunning vistas of Victoria Falls from the Zimbabwean side, making it inherently captivating.

 The hotel, originally constructed for laborers on the Cape-to-Cairo railway, is rich in history and encircled by lily ponds, verandas, and meticulously maintained gardens.  The town of Victoria Falls, along with its namesake and the myriads of exhilarating activities it provides—ranging from safaris and white-water rafting to helicopter flights and gorge swings—are all conveniently accessible by foot or vehicle.  Return to the hotel to indulge in spa treatments or relax by the Edwardian pool.

 Guests at Victoria Falls Hotel can select from a pleasing variety of accommodations, including ordinary and premium rooms, as well as honeymoon, royal, and presidential suites.  This luxurious house features a private pathway to the Falls, the Livingstone Room for dinner, Stanley’s Terrace for high tea, Jungle Junction for breakfast or dinner and a performance, along with various other eating alternatives.