Harmony Hotel Kampala

The room was nice, with wooden floors instead of tiles, and very clean. The hotel is located in an affluent and safe area. From the balcony, you can even see the neighboring villas, which really highlights the beautiful environment in Uganda. The hotel's amenities are complete, the bed linens are clean, and the mattress is comfortable. I recommend it.

The staff kept the room spotless; every morning, leaving and coming back to a clean room instantly lifted my mood. The mattress was incredibly comfortable, and all the fixtures and fittings were imported from China, even the power outlets, so there was no need for an adapter. The location itself is excellent, very peaceful, and conveniently located for transportation. The front desk staff were very welcoming, always greeting me in Chinese whenever I passed by. It felt really comforting to stay at a hotel run by Chinese people.

Kampala Harmony Hotel, managed by Chinese owners, is located next to the golf course in the embassy district. The rooms are clean and the service is excellent.

The room was clean, and the mattress was very comfortable. The decor was modern and stylish, and there was plenty of hot water. All the room amenities, including the power outlets, were from China, so I didn't need to bring an adapter. The location is excellent, right in the city center. The staff were very welcoming, and the breakfast, with its local coffee, was quite good. Highly recommended!

It felt so heartwarming to see a hotel run by Chinese people while abroad. The hotel environment is super nice, and there's an outdoor balcony. The room is clean and tidy, and the best part is the airport pick-up service – so thoughtful! Highly recommend it 👍🏻

The environment in East Africa is great, with consistent temperatures year-round, ranging from 19-28 degrees Celsius. The hotel has a lot of greenery, and the nearby golf course is also lovely. It's very quiet at night, not noisy like a bustling downtown area. The room attendants do a fantastic job cleaning; I noticed they wear slippers every day and take them off before entering the rooms, which might be a local custom. The staff are also very enthusiastic, and the local coffee at breakfast is excellent.