Victoria Falls Hotel

The Victoria Falls
The largest falling sheet of water in the world. From the seventeen hundred metre-wide lip, the Zambezi River plunges in excess of one hundred metres into the chasm, hurling clouds of moisture hundreds of metres into the air.
The Falls are generally at their most spectacular during the period February to May. From September to November the flow is at its lowest, with several of the falls on the Zambian bank virtually dry.

The Victoria Falls Hotel
Established in 1904, this legendary hotel, built by the railways, has welcomed royalty and celebrities for over 100 years.
Guests enjoy gracious, caring service, high tea on the terrace and linger over Livingstone cocktails before formal fine dining in the elegant Livingstone Room with its pre-First World War ambience and modern dance band.
The Jungle Junction offers a more traditional African experience, with delicious buffet breakfasts and dinners with Shangaan dancers and a local choir.

Nestling on a World Heritage site overlooking the Victoria Falls Bridge, the hotel is steeped in history, it epitomises Old World charm and is a living example of the gracious colonial era.
The rooms are decorated with colonial prints, four poster canopied beds, antique furniture and well chosen artifacts, combined with modern facilities including personal safes, mini bars, bathrobes and digital satellite television.