Hotels in Zambia in 2023

There are numerous hotels in Zambia, ranging from budget-friendly options to luxury accommodations. Some of the popular hotels in Zambia include:

  1. InterContinental Lusaka - Located in the capital city of Lusaka, InterContinental Lusaka is a luxury hotel offering modern amenities, including a fitness center, outdoor pool, multiple dining options, and conference facilities.

  2. Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara - This luxury hotel is situated on the banks of the Zambezi River and provides easy access to the Victoria Falls. It offers upscale accommodation, a spa, multiple dining options, and stunning views of the Zambezi River.

  3. Avani Victoria Falls Resort - Located within the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Avani Victoria Falls Resort is a popular hotel that offers easy access to Victoria Falls. It features a variety of amenities, including outdoor swimming pools, a spa, restaurants, and a wildlife viewing platform.

  4. Protea Hotel by Marriott Lusaka - Protea Hotel is a well-known hotel brand in Zambia, with multiple properties across the country. Protea Hotel by Marriott Lusaka is located in Lusaka and offers modern accommodation, dining options, and conference facilities.

  5. Radisson Blu Hotel Lusaka - Radisson Blu Hotel is a luxury hotel located in Lusaka, offering upscale accommodation, dining options, outdoor pool, fitness center, and conference facilities.

  6. Taj Pamodzi Lusaka - Taj Pamodzi is a luxury hotel located in Lusaka, offering elegant accommodation, multiple dining options, fitness center, and conference facilities.

  7. Protea Hotel by Marriott Livingstone - Located in Livingstone, near Victoria Falls, Protea Hotel by Marriott Livingstone offers comfortable accommodation, dining options, outdoor pool, and conference facilities.

Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and there are many other hotels and lodges in Zambia catering to various budgets and preferences. It's recommended to research and book accommodations based on your specific requirements and preferences, and to check for availability and updated information directly with the hotels or through reliable travel booking websites.

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