Victoria Falls

Elephant Camp’s location affords sensational panoramic views across the valley, with Victoria Falls stirring up dramatic billows of mist in the distance. — The Telegraph

Set on a 6,000 acre game preserve, this small hotel is rich with colonial detail and Victorian touches offering guests the best of European flourishes and the adventure of a safari. — Condé Nast Traveler

Hotels come and go, but this landmark built in 1904 has retained its former glory as a distant, stylish outpost in empire days, while pandering to today's modern tastes, needs and wants. — Fodor's

Matetsi Victoria Falls is located on a massive game reserve by the Zambezi River, about 40 minutes west of Victoria Falls. — Oyster

Large comfortable rooms, all with balconies overlooking the bush and a watering-hole where herds of elephants throng to drink at sunset. — The Telegraph

Gracious 1904 colonial hotel in Victoria Falls National Park, just a 10-minute walk from the falls along a private footpath. — Travel + Leisure

Built in 1904, this historic hotel (the oldest in Zimbabwe) oozes elegance and sophistication. — Lonely Planet

Gorges has one of the best views of any lodge in Zimbabwe – looking down into the spectacular red-rock Batoka Gorge and the wild Zambezi River. — The Telegraph

Flatdog Lodge is an excellent option for budget-conscious travellers. It’s homely, comfortable and clean; service is good and there’s a lot of space in which to relax. — The Telegraph

The lodge's elegant interior design is tempered with thatch roofs, giving it a graceful African look. — Fodor's

Imbabala is a charming lodge an hour's drive from Victoria Falls Airport, set about a hundred meters from the river's edge, close to where Zimbabwe, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia converge. — Fodor's