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We did not stay at Stipp Hotel Gisenyi Rwanda, but spent half a day using the pool, kids swings and trampoline.

We looked at 3 of the rooms and they were nice, if a little expensive at 70-80,000 RFR (around $130). We also ate lunch here and the food scored 5/5.

Lovely pasta, pomme frites (ok chips) and really tasty chicken brochettes, plus a great side salad, well done to the chef!

There are 3 birds like peacocks that live in the gardens and are nice to watch as they do their rounds.

There is a gorilla waterfall, well equiped gym, large trampoline and some swings for younger children, plus the pool.

The pool has a sudden drop from about 1.25m to 2m as I found out when is slid down the slope and went straight under! Oh and theres a pool slide too.

I would not stay here as I prefer the lodges that are right on the lake, but I would definately recommend the food and if you have young kids they will enjoy the place for a few hours.

Saying that, I prefer this place to the Serena 1/2 mile up the road which is well over-priced and full of people who think they are something special because they pay $200+ per night!

Other Hotels in this Area

Hotel Malahide Paradis Hotel Malahide Paradis

 Lake Kivu Serena Hotel Lake Kivu Serena Hotel

 Hotel Ubumwe Hotel Ubumwe

 Lake View Apartments and Hotel Lake View Apartments and Hotel

 Palm Garden Resort Palm Garden Resort

 Belvedere Hotel Belvedere Hotel

 Stipp Hotel Gisenyi Stipp Hotel Gisenyi

 LaBella Lodge LaBella Lodge

 Gorillas Lake Kivu Hotel Gorillas Lake Kivu Hotel

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