How Much Does It Cost To Stay At Fort Murchison Lodge-Uganda

how much does it cost to stay at fort murchison lodge-uganda

Room type 

En-suite room single 

En-suite room double 

Extra bed 

Tent single 

Tent double 

B&B

$125

$150

$25

$35

$60

HB

$140

$180

$40

$50

$90

FB

$150

$200

$50

$60

$110


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Fort Murchison lies on the eastern banks of the slow-flowing Albert Nile, located in the former Aswa Lolim Game Reserve in Murchison Falls National Park. Fort Murchison marks the idea of maintaining an isolated outpost for African legendary explorers who were in search of the source of the Nile. Fort Murchison is constructed in the right spot, which is inspired by the historical background. Fort Murchison's massive tower is coated with earth-colored walls and has a touch of Swahili style that impresses guests from their arrival until their departure.

 

Fort Murchison offers comfortable accommodations that suit everyone’s budget, starting in the mid- to lower-market. Stay in these beautiful rooms or the comfortable grass-thatched tents that add great value for guests’ money.

 

Fort Murchison has 12 en-suite rooms with spacious bedrooms, comfortable beds, big mosquito nets, bathrooms with countersunk basins, and showers with plenty of hot water running from solar heaters. All rooms have a writing desk, their own sofa, and a private balcony. The atmosphere is a mix of African luxury with a touch of Swahili style.

 

Besides the main accommodation, Fort Murchison provides a non-self-contained tent that is fully furnished and comfortably has two single beds attached with mosquito nets, a power outlet for charging electrical devices, and a bedside table. All Fort Murchison tents are placed under a grass-thatched roof, which creates your own private terrace and a welcoming shade.

 

 Fort Murchison rooftop terrace is the best spot for enjoying a sundowner drink, and with the marvelous, breathtaking views of the Albert Nile, guests have their four-course dinner at the restaurant. The restaurant décor features a Swahili touch in terms of pictures and drawings from the first explorers’ adventures.