Elewana The Manor at Ngorongoro

Upon our arrival at the Manor at Ngorongoro, we were greeted with exceptional service. The staff was incredibly welcoming, and we were treated to hot towels and a comprehensive tour of the property. After a game drive, we returned to our room to find a warm bath drawn, creating a relaxing and rejuvenating atmosphere. The service at the Manor was truly exceptional, with our head waiter, Sigi, standing out as an outstanding individual. He went above and beyond to ensure that every meal and dining experience was perfect for everyone. The food was delicious and prepared to perfection. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone seeking a memorable and luxurious stay.

Staff was lovely could not do more for us so attentive and went the extra mile , we had a lovely dinner in the billiards room with the staff singing to us and an anniversary cake for our friends . Sigi was one of the best I hand experienced in hospitality on this trip . He was always smiling and greeted us by our names. We also came back to our room one day to a lovely surprise of our tub being filled with bubbles after a long day at the crater , with some chocolates!

Beautiful property and excellent service. Siggy, Ayub and Altus were fantastic!

We cannot say enough good things about our experience at The Manor. The rooms were immaculate and had everything we needed. The grounds and landscaping were beautiful and the food was delicious. The staff were friendly, kind and seemed to anticipate our every question and desire. We took advantage of the spa and horseback riding but there is no pressure to do any of these things. We so appreciated our safari guide Andrew, who took us to see a traditional Masai village before our safari day in the Ngorongoro crater. He was an excellent guide and we ended up seeing almost every animal there was to see.

The Manor at Ngorongoro is exceptional. The facilities are luxurious and beautiful. The staff is extraordinary. The food is truly gourmet (and plentiful). Our game drive in the crater was like visiting the Garden of Eden; wildlife was everywhere.