Kolwezi Travel Guide

 sebblit7 Says:  The Malawian chef cooked great chicken and tilapia (lake fish) steak was tough vegetables were tasty. Rooms were large with en suite bathroom comprising bath/shower, sink, toilet. Running water infrequent but big plastic buckets of water were provided. I could feel the... 

 sebblit7 Says:  This place felt as if I was returning to the uterus. All pink and weird cave style walls. Hmm not really my style.I visited here for lunch but since the hotel was full never stayed a night. I understand the rate was US$120/night.Sandwiches were tasty. 

 travelafricanow Says:  We had to stay in Kolwezi for a few nights.....and were not really looking forward to it to be honest.Most stories you hear are rather bleak..... hotels with little food... expensive, hard beds, horible neighbourhoods... the list goes on.Having checked the last review , i... 

 hindiot Says:  I stayed there just for one day. It's freezing cold at night and the room was not very clean and infested with ants.I felt like on a campsite with all the rattling noises these "tents" make during the night.The meals are ok and the bar is well stocked but prices are too... 

 ontherunalways Says:  There is really not much inthe way of tourism of any resort facilities in Katanga anywhere, so when we stumbled acros the hotel " Kampi ya Boma" we were totally shocked.This is a resort style development that has gone way over the top to try to please the eye and provide... 

 rsunji Says:  Are you prepared to cough up US 200 to stay on a construction site in chalet tents with nothing but a bed, table and nightstands?Electricity from the generator is not always available, for warm water you have to wait ages and the chalet design seem to be meant for warmer...