Kiboko Lodge

Yes, Kiboko Lodge caters to families in a number of family cottages, each comprising two rooms, one with a double bed and the second with twin beds and a verandah. It also has a children’s playground.

Check-in at Kiboko Lodge is from 15:00, and check-out is until 11:30.

The cost of a stay will depend on the dates of your stay and the number of guests. Please get in touch with us directly for prices.

Kiboko Lodge has 21 tastefully furnished rooms spread over eight stone cottages in a green tropical garden. Guests can choose from single, double, twin, suite, or family rooms. Each room features a shower, toilet, and comfortable bed with a mosquito net. Rooms vary in size, but each has a fireplace and a porch.

Kiboko Lodge is 55 kilometers, 1.5 hours from Arusha Airport and 25 kilometers, or 30 minutes, from Kilimanjaro International Airport.

It is completely safe to stay alone at the Kiboko Lodge. The property is well-fenced, and a security guard is on duty throughout the night.

Devices can be charged in the rooms in the evening, between 18:30hrs and 21:30hrs. At other times, they can be charged behind the lodge reception desk.

Kiboko Lodge offers the following activities/services, some at extra charge: cycling/bike tours, hiking, fishing, evening entertainment, cooking classes, horse-riding, archery, walking tours, game drives, cultural tour/classes, and aerobics.

The property operates in partnership with the Watoto Foundation, meaning that Kiboko Lodge works with the Foundation’s graduates. A significant part of the lodge’s profit is donated to the Watoto Foundation centers, giving its students a second chance in life.

Nearby attractions are the Ngurdoto Crater (6 kilometers) and the Mount Meru Waterfall (6 kilometers).

The lodge is run with as little impact as possible on nature and the environment. The main building and the rooms are built with local materials, and energy is generated via solar. The furniture also comes largely from the Watoto Foundation, where the students and their teachers make it. Kiboko Lodge also recycles its plastic bottles. In addition, the lodge makes good use of the fertile soil, growing produce such as avocados, bananas, pineapples, mangoes, and coffee in its gardens.