JANGWE LODGE
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2024
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2024
Blow of heart! When you take the trail from the road, you can hardly imagine that you will come across such a nugget: a kind of hacienda lost on a hill, in an Olympian calm, with a star pool, 4 adorable rooms and a succulent Belgian-Rwandan cuisine. Welcome to Jangwe Lodge, restored with his wife Lydie by the filmmaker Georges Kamanayo Gengoux, a half-breed born in 1947 of a Belgian father and a Rwandan mother, who will welcome you warmly. An enchanting place. Many walks in the surroundings, on foot or by bike. Wifi.
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a regular guest of Jangwe Lodge, I can say this lodge deserves one weekend (even several) relaxing far from all worries with a kitchen exceeding imagination (bravo Lydie) from the gratin Dauphinois to rabbit Flemish (for reminder: in the centre of central Africa) and the musical side (bravo Georges) the most eclectic pieces of planet (classic, jazz, country, etc.) discreetly accompany meals and other possibilities be all far from the world, " at the end of the civilisation". Thank you still in Jorge and Lydie for these relaxing stays, these stays dream.
The building has much charm, the cuisine is excellent, the countryside walks are charming. Scenario writer, journalist, Georges will inform you his new projects. It will bring you its very interesting vision of the history of the region.
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