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The Hide, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
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Accommodating up to 16 guests, The Hide offers luxury tents with the necessary en-suite requirements.
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The Hide offers accommodation in Zimbabwe in 6 tented rooms with en-suite facilities. The ideal guest capacity of the camp is 16 guests for individual attention, but the camp will accommodate up to 20 guests upon request.
All the tents overlook the waterhole where the game is commonly seen. Each tent at this accommodation in Zimbabwe features an en-suite bathroom, hot water, spacious bedroom areas, and tasteful decor themes. The 3 double tents feature romantic outside baths.
At the majestic “A” Frame tent there is a dining room downstairs and a large comfortable viewing area upstairs. Meals are served in elegance and style at the 22 seater dining room table. There is nothing more entertaining than enjoying a delicious meal while watching Elephants drinking at the waterhole.
Facilities:
Laundry Babysitting Indoor showers Separate toilet Outdoor dining area Physically challenged room
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Notes:
- All accommodation is subject to availability
- All last minute reservations (less then 31 days prior to arrival date) are payable within 48 hours after receiving a confirmed provisional reservation via e-mail.
- As accommodation availability changes from day to day all enquiries about general availability are subject to change without notice. Accommodation availability is only guaranteed once you receive a provisional reservation confirmation. In order to secure your reservation full pre-payment is required.
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Bath with a view
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Enjoy a lovely bath before going to bed while listening to the sounds of Africa and looking out for the wildlife.
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The Hide Accommodation
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Accommodation is offered in six East African designed tents with en-suite bathrooms. Three of the tents have double beds and the other seven have twin beds.
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