MUTANDA ECO COMMUNITY CENTRE
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Geographically and financially diametrically opposed to Chameleon Hill Lodge, the Mutanda Eco Community Centre offers low-cost accommodation on the shores of the lapping waters of the lake. A few basic rooms, a viewing platform ten meters above the shore and a restaurant complete the picture. Environmental and tourism awareness programs are also offered to around 100 children each year.
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Visited in september 2023
Its awsome for refreshing the mind
Visited in august 2023
Unici ospiti , abbiamo dormito con la nostra auto con la tenda sopra al tetto. Avrebbe tante potenzialità il posto perché molto bello ma gestito male. I bagni un po sporchi e la cena non era un gran ché. Peccato.
Visited in april 2023
Lovely place to stay beside Lake Mutanda. Rooms have beautiful views of the lake. The staff are friendly and they offer a range of activities.
Visited in january 2023
My experience was a disaster here. First were their high prices for so little. My cabin needed a lot of improvements yet they still wanted $40. There wasn’t even a sink to wash hands. No screens in windows. Floor was lopsided with sharp something on shower floor. Old linoleum covers some of the floor. Walls are barely finished after 20 years of operation. They just got new tents through a grant, these rent for $50. A bare tent with a bed, under a roof. I had wanted to stay for 5 nights but stayed for 1. No chargers in the room, no wi fi though they brought me a device to use. And the food service was awful. I’d asked for a 6:30 dinner and it came at 8:15, not even what we’d asked for. Yes the site is beautiful on Lake Mutanda but not the buildings. Fix it up and make it worth its cost.
Visited in october 2022
Si on enlève, l'impressionnante vue sur le lac, la gentillesse et la qualité des explications de l'adorable Wilber (♥), que reste t'il de Mutanda Eco-Community ? Pas grand chose. Nous sommes arrivés de nuit, épuisés après 11h de bus, avec la seule envie de profiter d'une douche chaude. Heureusement nous étions deux pour rire de la situation, sinon nous aurions très certainement pleuré de nous être autant éloignés de la ville. Pour 55$ / nuit, pas d'électricité dans notre bungalow, deux bons centimètres d'écart entre chaque latte de bois, pas de douche chaude et le must, des toilettes traversées de part en part par des dizaines de toiles d'araignées. Une nuit cauchemardesque, pas même rattrapée par la qualité du petit-déjeuner. Je ne comprends pas ce qui justifie ce prix .. nous avions réservé pour deux nuits et n'en avons fait qu'une. Je recommande cependant le Coffee Tour proposé qui est pour le coup extrêmement intéressant !