Farm House Valley Lodge

The lounge and dining area is strategically placed in the centre of camp, providing a space for meeting and mingling. The dining area is comfortably laid out with private tables, high ceilings and simple hanging chandeliers. The lounge consists of simple but comfortable furniture arranged to welcome either privacy or guest interaction, depending on your mood. For daytime relaxation there is a lavish swimming pool surrounded by recliners, and in the evenings a communal campfire and a beverage to welcome in the night skies.

The rooms have the same simple but quirky style as the rest of the lodge. With twenty-six half-villa-style suites and two family suites, there’s plenty of room to go around. All are en-suite with built in showers and dreamy views of the fertile farmland and the blue-tinged mountains beyond. Guests can choose from double or twin beds, which are all equipped with mosquito nets to keep your sleep as peaceful as the surroundings.

A good old game drive in the Ngorongoro Crater is always a great idea. You can even do a full day trip and have a private lunch in the crater itself. Guided walks in the Ngorongoro Conservation area are a great way to soak up the subtleties, while a Maasai cultural walk will introduce you to the local culture, its customs, traditional plant uses and age-old stories. The lodge offers interesting guided farm tours where you can learn how the farm runs, meet the farm animals and explore the vegetable garden.