By Spy Uganda
Kampala: Forest Cottages has announced that it now offers graduation buffet at only UGX45,000 per person.
The hotel says on top of that fee, it gives you free venue and one soft drink.
Forest Cottages is a 27 roomed well anointed eco-friendly boutique hotel, designed in harmony with the environment and aims to fully immerse guests in a forest experience.
The hotel is located in a quiet part of the suburb of Bukoto, where one feels soaked in a tropical rainforest that many visitors never get to see – especially, when its less than a 30-minute drive from the bustling central business district and of course, not forgetting the experience of watching troops of monkeys and over twenty bird species such as coloured Turacos, Hornbills at eye level every morning as your breakfast.
The hotel’s facilities offer a true haven of calm and relaxation. No disturbances, complete unwinding, spaciousness, quiet and impeccable service is what you should expect. When you return to everyday life you will feel like a new you.
Feel the touch of nature in the hotel’s comfortable and unique environment. You will also enjoy all the comforts and conveniences like; the internet, telephone, television and locally made furniture.
You can’t miss the hotel’s swimming pool noting that residential guests of Forest cottages are entitled to use the swimming pool and Health club facility at Kabira country club on a complimentary basis.
”We boast of fantastic and luxurious leisure swimming pools to swim at Kabira Country Club, splash or do nothing but relax,” says Hotel’s management.
You can enjoy a great weekend in the hotel’s 2 solar heated swimming pools. The Courtyard pool is the central point of the complex. It is 25m in length; ideal for laps, sunbathing or just relaxing and being served by the hotel’s stewards.
There is also a family pool that has a splash pool ideal for toddlers built within it. It is well shaded and an ideal venue for family pool parties and amidst all these, pools have certified lifeguards when they are in use.
