Ethiopia holds some of Africa’s most fascinating history and a myriad of natural wonders, and our 91 properties run from high-end city hotels to lodges deep in the mountains. Expect to pay from about USD 80 up to USD 400 per person per night. First-timers usually start in Lalibela for its medieval rock-hewn churches, then pair the castles of Gondar with ancient Axum. Up in the Simien Mountains, Limalimo Lodge has floor-to-ceiling windows facing misty peaks and a fire on the terrace come evening. Walled Harar in the east makes a fascinating detour, whilst repeat visitors head south to the Omo Valley, where riverside Lale's Camp keeps you in real comfort for days spent among its traditional communities. Most trips open and close in Addis Ababa, so give Unity Park an afternoon on the way through. History here runs very deep.

Simien Mountains
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Omo Valley

Lalibela
Gondar

Axum

Bahir Dar

Addis Ababa

Gheralta

Danakil Depression

Harar
This great collection of 14 stylish suites – at what is possibly the first hotel with an ounce of character in Harar – is perfect for well-heeled travellers who are after some sophistication. Spacious rooms with pristine bathroom and balcony are awash with calming tones, boldly accented by carpet or laminate floors and lavish furniture.

Arba Minch

Simien Mountains
Omo Valley

Lalibela

Gondar

Axum

Bahir Dar

Addis Ababa

Shashemene

Harar

Omo Valley

Lalibela

Bahir Dar

Addis Ababa

Shashemene

Harar

Bale Mountains
In the heart of Bale Robe, a sanctuary of elegance awaits you, where the warmth of Ethiopian hospitality harmonizes with the refinement of modern luxury. Ideal for individuals, families, corporate retreats, and travelers seeking to explore the Bale Mountains. With premium rooms, world-class dining, and secure facilities, we offer a perfect base for both relaxation and adventure in the Oromia region.

Omo Valley
Ethiopia's southwestern corner is one of the last outposts of traditional life. Here, in the Omo Valley, eight ethnic tribes reside, including the Mursi, Hamar and Karo people – 200,000 in all. They face a tough future, one that is threatened by developments such as river damming. Eco-Omo Safari Lodge sits in Omo's heart, on the eastern edge of Mago National Park in the clamorous and colourful town of Jinka. Adventurous, open-minded travellers interested in the plight of indigenous people and keen to understand their way of life should seek out this dusty, barely trickling backwater before it's too late.

Lalibela
Nestled in the breathtaking highlands of Lalibela, Hill Top Lodge Lalibela offers a serene and authentic Ethiopian retreat. Built in traditional Lalibela style, the lodge harmoniously blends local architecture with modern comforts, providing guests with an unforgettable experience in one of Ethiopia’s most sacred and historic destinations.
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