A Great Resort In The Northern Region

Zobel Resort, Gondar


Zobel Resort, Gondar Offers:

Lodging Type: Resort

Dining: Ethiopian, A la carte: Good selection of dishes from around the world, Buffet

Facilities: Air Conditioning, Business / Conference Facilities, Child / Family Oriented, Disabled Facilities, Internet - Wifi, Laundry, Mini-bar, Showers - 24hr hot water, Swimming Pool, TV - Satellite

Eco & Green: Eco Policies, Solar Power

Activities:

  • Bird watching
  • City tours
  • Religious sites
  • Historical sites
  • Museums
  • Markets

Price range:

  • 50-149 USD

About Zobel Resort, Gondar

Zobel, Emperor Fasilidas’ favourite horse, has given his name to this resort. Designed by an experimental architect, the resort stands in circles with the rooms in the outer ring, ensuring that every room has a striking view. The resort was established in 2018.

The 73 en-suite rooms are made up of 19 singles, 22 king size doubles, 22 twins and 10 suites. All rooms have wooden floors, and gold and cream décor. All rooms have telephone, safe, minibar, kettle, weighing scales, TV, hairdryer and balcony with great view. The 10 suites are housed in 5 cottages; they are more spacious, have seating areas, and their bathrooms have Jacuzzis.

The restaurant has a wide menu including chicken with seasonal fruit, peanut breaded tilapia, beef mignon, chicken curry, a selection of pizzas and pastas. The traditional restaurant has Ethiopian dishes, and live performances of singing and dancing. The bar has a full menu of local and imported drinks. The conference centre has 2 conference rooms with a capacity of 200 pax, 2 VIP meeting rooms and a business centre. Both restaurants, reception, public bathrooms and the suites have disabled access. Activities include visiting the castles of Gondar, known as the Camelot of Africa.



Highlights Near Zobel Resort, Gondar

Established as the capital by Emperor Fasiladas in 1636, Gondar was the Royal Capital of Ethiopia until the 1860s. The castles and palaces built during these years have led Gondar to be referred to as the Camelot of Africa, and to be designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since the demise ...

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