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Mbano Manor Hotel by Mantis
A Mantis Hotel Experience
Overview
A Tranquil Sanctuary
Mbano Manor Hotel is an exclusive intimate boutique hotel in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Nestled in a tranquil ancient teak tree forest, the 5-star hotel provides an eco-luxury experience within a bird and tree sanctuary.
The reception area is framed by a large tree and garden wall, while the high ceilinged lounge overlooks a private garden. Accommodation comprises 18 private and secluded deluxe rooms and one presidential villa.
The name Mbano is derived from the Shona totem called Mbano Matemavi, which is rooted in the cultural heritage of Mbano Manor hotel’s founder and owner, Dr Mati Nyazema. The serene setting offers a uniquely perfect blend of rich cultural history and world-class hospitality at the majestic Victoria Falls.
Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls by Mantis is committed to supporting sustainability initiatives to help preserve and protect its environment. It mirrors the Mantis philosophy of responsible and ecologically sensitive development and operation, supporting the local environment and communities, while conserving and maintaining all natural resources.
Mbano is the celebration of the wonder and greatness of nature. The hotel is symbolic of the co-existence of nature, the Victoria Falls and wildlife, and mankind (totem names) celebrated in the cultural heritage of the people of Southern Africa.
Accommodation
A masterful fusion of design and nature
The tranquil boutique Deluxe Rooms offer world-class hospitality and the Mutota Forest Villa offers even greater luxury and privacy.
Mutota Forest Villa
Understated. Intimate. Luxurious.
The exclusive Mutota Forest Villa, located in a private corner of the estate, with over 200sqm of living space, boasts its own gardens, plunge pool and vast outdoor terrace. It...
Room details
18 Deluxe Rooms
Experience a timeless escape
There are 18 private luxurious Deluxe Rooms located in a horseshoe pattern across several acres of the estate. Each room is generously proportioned, offering 90sqm of living space, with an...
Room details
Restaurant
Indulge in our Mbano Terrace Lunch menu or Mbano Forest High Tea experience
With a variety of dining options, the main restaurant offers both formal and informal seating to suit your preferences.
Mbano Terrace
All in good taste
Our chefs offer a wide range of dishes and cuisines to cater for every taste. Meals are served in fine dining style, with the option for casual dining on the...
Facilities
Impact Projects
Supports local community projects
Sustainability
Onsite kitchen garden
Dining
Formal dining
Casual terrace dining
Private in-room dining
Swimming Pool
Swimming pool surrounded by ancient teak forest
Location
Mbano Manor Hotel is located on the Old Kazungula Road, only four kilometres from the entrance to the Victoria Falls Park, in the heart of Victoria Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, and is adjacent to the Zambezi National Park, providing guests with easy access to the region’s natural beauty and wildlife.
Access to Victoria Falls is by road, air or rail. Scheduled flights connect Victoria Falls with local and regional destinations.
Old Kazungula Road, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Experiences
Experience the majestic Victoria Falls
African splendour
Victoria Falls is unrivalled in global and African tourism, environmental conservation and geological fascination.
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Victoria Falls Adventures
Be exhilarated
Experience the exhilarating rapids as you white water raft down the majestic, scenic, mighty Zambezi River.
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