The Kampala Serena Hotel draws its inspiration from the very essence of Uganda which is typified by lakes rivers lush vegetation and abundant fertility. These themes appear in both the exterior features of the hotel and in the room décor, where softly flowing fabrics muted colours and organic themes prevail. Set in 17 acres of lush-green grounds, the hotel offers an oasis of peace in the midst of [ more... ]

The Kampala Serena Hotel draws its inspiration from the very essence of Uganda which is typified by lakes rivers lush vegetation and abundant fertility. These themes appear in both the exterior features of the hotel and in the room décor, where softly flowing fabrics muted colours and organic themes prevail. Set in 17 acres of lush-green grounds, the hotel offers an oasis of peace in the midst of a bustling city. A wide boulevard leads from the main entrance, through luxuriant grounds, to the imposing porte cochère, which is cooled by a regal palm garden. The central reception area, meanwhile features a cascading waterfall, which flows into an ornamental lake with its own island bird sanctuary. The foyer and reception areas are typified by light, space and vistas of sparkling water. Set on two levels, they feature secluded seating areas, elegance of décor and a wide range of facilities to include the delightful Hazina Boutique and spacious first-floor Business Centre, Cyber Cafe Communications centre and integrated conference rooms and business-oriented meeting areas. Spacious, sumptuous and exquisitely presented, room choices range from Deluxe to Executive and from panoramic Executive suites to the impressive Business Suites while the Royal suite is fabulous indeed. All enjoy air-conditioning, in-room satellite Tv, direct dial telephone, Internet access both wireless & via data port, minibar and private safes. Reserved for residents only, the sumptuously hand-carved Bambara residents lounge, offers a haven of calm newspapers and all-day café choices. Theres also an opulently Bedouin-tented terrace for ultimate escapism.