Hotels near Mashendus

It was a short trip from Maun, but it felt like I was miles away. The tranquility of the farm was incredible and the farm fresh food was so delicious. Adi is a fantastic host with wonderful stories and insightful information about the Delta.

Secluded, amazing self-catering bush experience near Maun.

Good wifi, and we loved the BOMA restaurant. Great showers and hot water. A great spot to clean up and enjoy some comfort in Maun.

Great place! Spacious room with a warm shower, fridge, AC and comfy bed! The owner was very friendly as was all the staff. The food in the restaurant is delicious and fairly priced. It is easy to take a taxi on the side of the road from the hotel to anywhere in Maun if you don’t have your own vehicle. Highly recommend staying here.

Had dinner only, unfortunately. The dinner was great as well

We spent our first and last night of our stay in Botswana at MoOs River Lodge and really enjoyed it. Everything met our expectations and the price/performance ratio was very good. The rooms were clean and quiet, the beds were very comfortable, and there were extra blankets for the cool nights. The room had a refrigerator, kettle, tea, coffee, and water (which could be refilled at any time). The English breakfast was included in the price and was prepared fresh for us (no buffet!). In the evening, we could choose from several dishes and it tasted very good. (not included in the price) The housekeeper helped us at all times and answered all our questions. The pool was very clean.

The location is so favorable because it along the road, so you wouldn't struggle with taxis if you don't have transport. It is in close proximity to a shopping complex, and a hospital, and the city center is not far either.

first of all this was the best place I have stayed at this far if you looking for something different, the privacy was exceptional and the freedom without needing to seek for assistance. the hosts have a dog we loved playing with, very friendly 🥰we considered it part of the stuff

Sometimes you come across something special during your travels. For us, that was with Kay in Maun. We stayed with Kay for almost a week. What we didn't know is that Kay also organizes various tours and safaris in the Okavango Delta. She does this in collaboration with the original inhabitants of the Delta. We made a Mokoro trip with two overnight stays in the Delta. What a great experience that was! The mokoro is the original means of transport in the Delta. We, in the Netherlands, would call it a kind of canoe that is propelled by a barge like you see in Giethoorn in the Netherlands. Even the Delta itself resembles Giethoorn in terms of vegetation. The big difference is the animals. During our walking and mokoro trips we saw many hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, wildebeest, different types of antelopes and many types of birds. Birds from very large (for example the fish eagle) to very small. Our guide, who lives in a village in the Delta, could tell us a lot about the different animals. Very educational. Then in the middle of nowhere in the evening together at the campfire, great. With the sounds of the hippos in the background. After this great experience back to Golentle Homestay from Kay. From there we made day tours with a rented car. Once back at Kay in the evening for dinner or a drink, always nice. Kay's location is super clean and there is even a small swimming pool. Cooling off at temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius was very pleasant. We could tell you much more about it, but it is best to experience it yourself. We can really recommend this location. Especially considering the prices that Kay charges. The safari tours with Kay are also much cheaper than with the big tour operators. In short, if someone has plans to go to Maun, go to Golentle Homestay.

It is a new hotel. The hotel was ok - the room was big and clean. The manager came to town to pick us up as the adres was unknown to our navigation systems. Friendly personel. You can use the kitchen and cook your meal.