Ruwa Hotel Guide - Ruwa Country Club hotels in Ruwa, Zimbabwe.

"Central, comfortable and very friendly people working at the hotel."

"Good place for the price"

"Beautiful Place"

"Hyatt Regency Hotel is one of the best hotel in Harare you could stay in. Their service is exquisite, the staff are so friendly and very professional, they greet you with a smile & i quick to respond any issues that arise. I stayed in one of their suite and every 2 days they would bring me fresh fruits, making sure my water is topped up in the fridge & that my room is clean always. Their food is amazing, I wasn’t very keen on the breakfast but food its self is 👌. I would definitely book again & again The only down thing with this hotel is their royal & presidential suite is over prized. "

"The property is in Harare City, but almost feels like in the country becasue of the lovely grounds. The staff were helpful and the food was good. The room comfortable. The shower wasn't 100% consistant with its temperature, but worked ok."

"Tv not working in one room overall a good stay"

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"Exceptional "

"We were greatly disappointed with our stay at this location. Upon arrival, if the language wasn't a barrier and we had another option, we would have left immediately. There was no Zessa electricity every day that we were there and had to use the limited solar power available. We didn't have use of the microwave at all. There was NO washer and dryer as the listing stated. there was NO safe onsite to secure our valuables as the listing stated. There was no security as the property manager asked us to keep the kitchen door unlocked in case she needed to gain access to the solar/electric system, which she did OFTEN! She came over/inside nearly every day for one reason or another. She was a lovely person, but we didn't enjoy the lack of privacy which was claimed in the VRBO listing. The unit was old and the furniture was outdated and uncomfortable. The listing claimed that a King bed was available, but it was a full size bed. There was NO regulator on the hot water so it went from cold to scalding whenever you turned it on! Every shower was a gymnastics routine as you jumped from side to side trying to avoid getting burned by the hot water. I understand we were in Africa, but I suspect that "something" was living inside the fireplace because every night we heard sounds from it. Bugs were everywhere in the house each night and dear hubby told me after we returned home of seeing two lizards inside on separate occasions. I saw one, which was small, but I didn't sleep well that night."