I ended up here because it was one of the approved hotels for people that needed to quarantine on arrival. The Rwandans are thoroughly well organised on this. From getting off the aircraft all the way though to arriving at the hotel, everything was right. I was lucky. Getting tested about 3am when I arrived, I had a negative result soon after I awoke and was moved from the quarantine floor. The hotel was nearly empty when I arrived. It got a bit more busy after a week. Food and service was generally excellent. Everything worked well, reasonable internet, reliable power etc. The only annoyance was being approached by a prostitute one evening in the bar. That is not what I expect in a hotel of this standard.
I had the opportunity to stay three nights at the Hotel des Mille Collines between touring Volcanoes NP and Akagera NP. The rooms were very clean and organized , the staff was super helpful and friendly, I cannot stress that enough. I didn't eat the buffets, but their outside menu kept me full, and afternoon cappuccino was something to look forward too. I had a nice time, would definitely stay again, and would recommend you go to Rwanda now while the crowds are still sparse!
Full security check when entering. Nice bar for drinks, dinner outside by pool, very pleasant. Staff all very nice, food very good service good if a tad slow, no worries wasn't in rush, which is true throughout Rwanda. Really enjoyed time spent here.
As a lover of history, I couldn’t deny myself a stay at the Milles Collines. In a prime location, with wonderful, friendly staff, and comfortable rooms, this hotel has it all. I originally had one night booked, but ended up staying for four, as the insanity of being abroad during the Coronavirus pandemic had me changing travel plans last minute. I couldn’t have asked for a better safe haven. I’m sure most people know the story of this hotel, especially if you’ve read Romeo Dallaire’s book, “Shake Hands with the Devil” or seen the film “Hotel Rwanda” starring Don Cheadle and Sophie Okonedo. It has an absolutely unbelievable history and you can really feel it in the atmosphere. I highly, highly recommend booking a stay at Milles Collines if you find yourself in Kigali. You won’t regret it. …
Choose Mille Collines in December on a business-trip. Very friendly staff at check-in. Waitresses at the bar and in the restaurant were equally courteous and quick. The food was excellent. Very extensive breakfast, a buffet that left nothing to be desired. Late check-out free of charge. That was great. Shall be there again , when I visit Rwanda next time! JPD from MAN Truck&Bus Germany
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