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Room facilities:Air-Conditioned, Baby Sitting (on Request), Ceiling Fans, Coffee/Tea Facilities, Digital Safes, En-suite Rooms, Hair Dryers, Mosquito Nets, Room Service, Soaking Tub
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Room facilities:Air-Conditioned, Ceiling Fans, Digital Safes, En-suite Rooms, Hair Dryers, Mosquito Nets, Room Service, Soaking Tub
Bed size:King Beds / Twin Beds
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Bed size:Double or Twin Beds
General
The Stanley and Livingstone in Victoria Falls is a beautifully appointed 5 star small luxury hotel situated on a 6000 acre Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve bordering the Zambezi National Park. It offers an elegant ambience together with a relaxing atmosphere well away from the bustle of the town of Victoria Falls a mere 15 minutes drive away. The Stanley and Livingstone is the most luxurious Lodge in the Vic Falls region.
The hotel is made up of 16 spacious, luxury suites with balcony’s, lounge area, mini bar fridge, air-conditioning and large bathrooms.
The elegant dining room serves superb gourmet cuisine to suit all palates and the Chef de Cuisine prides himself on being able to create menus to suit client’s individual tastes.
The Hotel has a boardroom which seats 12 delegates, with built in ISDN lines in the boardroom table, allowing delegates to work on their laptops during a meeting.The facilities, communications and relaxing atmosphere make The Stanley & Livingstone one of the premiere executive retreats on the African Continent.
The elegant pool, outside eating area, and views over the National Park allow the Hotel’s discerning Guests to relax in all privacy – a trademark of this hotel which appeals to those who value their privacy
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Facilities
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Air-Conditioned
- Baby Sitting (on Request)
- Beach/Pool Ambrellas
- Bottled Water
- Business Center
- Ceiling Fans
- Coffee/Tea Facilities
- Conference Facilities
- Digital Safes
- En-suite Rooms
- Free Secure Parking
- Full Service Spa
- Hair Dryers
- Laundry Service
- Library
- Mosquito Nets
- Picnic Area
- Private Belcony
- Private Buttler
- Private Lounge
- Restaurants
- Room Service
- Satellite Television
- Small Fridge in the Room
- Soaking Tub
- Swimming Pool
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Victoria Falls
The Victoria Falls are the most significant feature of the Victoria Falls National Park, and when the Zambezi is in full flood (usually February or March) they form the largest curtain of falling water in the world. During these months, over 500 million litres of water per minute go over the falls, which are 1708m wide, and drop 99m at Rainbow Falls in Zambia.
At low water in November the flow can be reduced to around 10 million litres/minute, and the river is divided into a series of braided channels that descend in many separate falls. Below the falls the river enters a narrow series of gorges which represent locations successively occupied by the falls earlier in their history.
Since the uplifting of the Makgadikgadi Pan area some two million years ago, the Zambezi River has been cutting through the basalt, exploiting weak fissures, and forming a series of retreating gorges. Seven previous waterfalls occupied the seven gorges below the present falls, and Devil’s Cataract in Zimbabwe is the starting point for cutting back to a new waterfall that will eventually leave the present lip high above the river in the gorge below.
Vic Falls attract many ‘extreme’ sports lovers; bungee jumping off the Zambezi Bridge, white water rafting and body boarding are just a few options available.
Less adventurous visitors will enjoy walking through the National Park, where there are excellent viewing points. The spectacular views that can be obtained by taking a helicopter or light aircraft ‘flight of the angels’ are unforgettable!
The Zimbabwean Town of Victoria Falls in is a vibrant ‘Tourist’ destination with numerous shops, activities, casino and nightlife. The recent political troubles in Zimbabwe have not seriously affected life, other than making incidental expenditure remarkably cheap!
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