SERENGETI SOPA
Serengeti, Central
Serengeti Sopa: Our ViewThe Serengeti Sopa is a large hotel. Not that this is necessarily a bad thing and the hotel certainly has its following with both the larger group tours and families. However, for the smaller and more intimate trip, while it has a good location set away from the busiest areas of this central area, it can still feel too busy. Our advice would be to go for the Serena Serengeti Hotel before Sopa. The company is more reliable and most of all the the lodge is more modern and comfortable. If you are looking for a larger hotel set in an area with year round reliable game (and the Migration from around June until the end of July) then the Serena is also wiser option. The Sopa gets a 1 paw rating. it just does not meet the standards that a lodge of its calibre should. It is in serious need of a facelift and the service could do with improving. Serengeti Sopa: Fast Facts$700 per person per night (high season) Our Rating
Serengeti Sopa: The DetailNestled in the acacia woodland on the edge of the escarpment overlooking the plains of the south-western Serengeti National Park, one of the most famous parks in the world, and host to the largest and most spectacular annual migration of the wildebeest. The rooms are decorated in an intriguing, charming Swahili style, with an impressively vast main reception hall that will, it has been rumoured, have a glass fronted atrium with views out over the large pool to the plains beyond. However, to date it doesn’t. The general atmosphere is one of colourful comfort over homogenised style, with good views from the restaurant and the service is good with the restaurant providing an exceptionally varied range of local foods.
Serengeti Sopa: Latest News
Serengeti Sopa: Samburu Sopa Lodge, Kenya – Info
26 Jan 2012 We are sitting here with Fred the manager at Samburu Sopa Lodge after another tiring day’s work. Samburu Sopa Lodge is approx 350km from Nairobi which takes approx 6 hrs driving. We were lucky enough to fly up which took … Show me more > Serengeti Sopa: Masai Mara Sopa Lodge, Kenya – Info 24 Jan 2012 Unfortunately this blog is a little late as there is currently no Internet connection at Masai Mara Sopa Lodge. Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge – Masai Mara Sopa Lodge: 220kms or 4 1/2 hrs driving, half of this is on good … Show me more > Serengeti Sopa: Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort, Kenya – Info 22 Jan 2012 Today we left the beautiful sights of Kilimanjaro behind us and took the 3 hour drive from Amboseli back to Nairobi. After a brief stop for a pizza (Stefania is Italian) in Nairobi we continued to Lake Naivasha. Lake Naivasha … Show me more > Serengeti Sopa: Amboseli Sopa Lodge, Kenya – Info 21 Jan 2012 Stefania and Joel arrived in Kenya this morning and will be visiting all the Sopa Lodges in Kenya and Elewana’s AfroChic. Here is the latest from them. Every day we shall share with you the latest information about each property. … Show me more > Serengeti Sopa: Elewana Afrika and Sopa Lodges at WTM 6 Oct 2011 Both Elewana Afrika and Sopa Lodges will be attending WTM this year on stand AF591. There have been a lot of changes in both Elewana and Sopa over the last year so please be sure to make an … Show me more > You may also likeSerengeti, Central
This is a beautiful hotel that has a very personal feel to it (as good as a big hotel can go) and a great location in the park. It has the edge on other hotels of its size, as the small huts allow for a real sense of privacy and feeling of being out in the bush.
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Serengeti
Ndutu is a low-key lodge, quietly situated on the banks of Lake Ndutu just outside the Southern Serengeti. The camp is a small and charming choice offering semi-luxury good-quality accommodation.
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