Jinja Hotel Guide - Jinja Temple hotels in Jinja, Uganda.

"Wonderful and friendly staff beginning at the front gate who are all so accommodating. Beautiful property, which was perfect for our quiet getaway to recharge. "

"Great place very clean kind staff good breakfast and air conditioning room "

"Good location on Main Street with a very good restaurant inside hotel. "

"Very friendly staff & excellent spa services "

"Very nice and the staff was very kind and accommodating."

"A good price for a good service. The lady manager was lovely. "

"Personnel accueillant mais manque d'entretien chambre trop chère"

"The property was beautiful very tropical and relaxing. However, the distance from town was a bit inconvenient. The electricity was sold on making it difficult to charge phone."

"Clean rooms, good staff, but the fan did not work in my room and another room didn't even have a fan. It was also disconcerting to hear the muslim prayers over the speakers of the mosque behind us."

"The place was ok. The outdoors was great. The room was great but no breakfast."

"Great view from the restaurant towards the New Nile Bridge"

"Despite confirmed reservations for two rooms confirmed by Expedia hotel claimed that they have no rooms. This was a disaster. I believe Expedia has to take action against this hotel. It is not serious and not good for Expedia."

"The first floor was under construction so it was noisy. WI-FI in the room was not available. No closet in the room and no hangers for cloths.Moreover, they charged twice in the Resturant and I called them 3 times and explained to them the situation but they did nothing. Every time they promised to call me back but they did not."

"The staff don’t care at all . They gave us a room which was unkept , it had no fridge , microwave or Tv inside . The lady at the reception was so unprofessional. They served us breakfast at noon . My general experience was extremely bad"

"When I arrived they told me they were not working with cheap hotels online. They refused my reservation. They had rooms, but wanted to increase the price by 50 percent more than what I had booked. I called the taxi service to come and get me. I didn’t stay there and I never will."