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Mr. Andersons Lodge: Great quality for the area

The accommodaion is clean and spacious. There's a wing ouside with about 9 rooms and then more accommodation in Mr. Andersons house.

The dinners are always good and breakfast is offered at a weird pricing structure the price depends on what you want to eat

Opinion of Price: most expensive
Related to: Backpacking, Budget Travel, Business Travel
Written February 21, 2006

Mr. Andersons Lodge

sebblit7
Reviews: 100

3 out of 5 stars User Rating

2.5 out of 5 stars Helpfulness

Father Roberts: Father Robert's

This is a beautiful Catholic seminary run by Father Roberts from Nederlands. He speaks English, French, Dutch, Swahili, etc. I'm not a religious person but felt most welcome here. The rooms are very basic but clean and comfortable. You have a bed, a table, a cupboard, a bottle of drinking water, toothpaste and soap. The showers and toilets are stall style and down the hall. If you want to brush your teeth there is a tap outside behind the back. The premises are beautiful and the seminary seems to be a number of large buildings that architecturally are very pleasing. In the morning you wake up to the sound of the Catholic seminary students as they conduct their morning sermon, with the natural morning mist and greenery of the area, it adds a kind of calming albeit religious start to the day. The breakfast is great, starting with coffee, jam and and toast, as well as porridge, then an omelette. Total price we were charged B&B rate US$8 very worthwhile.

For a Francohphone country (where normally you only get coffee and toast for brekkie) the morning spread was a real treat.

Opinion of Price: least expensive
Related to: Budget Travel, Adventure Travel, Backpacking
Written January 10, 2005

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