01 April - 15 July 2014
The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has agreed on the above dates with their contractors / designers to complete the upgrade of all 72 Victoria Falls Safari Lodge rooms. During this exercise all rooms will have the current wooden doors and shutters removed and replaced by aluminium / glass sliding doors with an insect screen and curtains as installed in the Victoria Falls Safari Club. The deluxe and standard rooms will have the bath tubs removed and replaced by walk-in rainfall showers. Suite bathrooms will retain the bath tubs and will also have walk-in rainfall showers added. All bathrooms will be re-tiled. In the bedrooms soft furnishings will be in neutral and earth colours which together with the glass doors will help to bring in more light into the rooms.
There will be some minimal disruptions to normal operations of course, but with a carefully planned programme and constant communications with guests - little, if any of the work will impact negatively.
Their Group Operations Manager, Brian Gardiner, will personally oversee the entire project. There will be constant interaction with guests to inform, update and address any concerns and queries that may arise, and this will be dealt with by Brian and his team on the ground.
The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has agreed on the above dates with their contractors / designers to complete the upgrade of all 72 Victoria Falls Safari Lodge rooms. During this exercise all rooms will have the current wooden doors and shutters removed and replaced by aluminium / glass sliding doors with an insect screen and curtains as installed in the Victoria Falls Safari Club. The deluxe and standard rooms will have the bath tubs removed and replaced by walk-in rainfall showers. Suite bathrooms will retain the bath tubs and will also have walk-in rainfall showers added. All bathrooms will be re-tiled. In the bedrooms soft furnishings will be in neutral and earth colours which together with the glass doors will help to bring in more light into the rooms.
There will be some minimal disruptions to normal operations of course, but with a carefully planned programme and constant communications with guests - little, if any of the work will impact negatively.
Their Group Operations Manager, Brian Gardiner, will personally oversee the entire project. There will be constant interaction with guests to inform, update and address any concerns and queries that may arise, and this will be dealt with by Brian and his team on the ground.
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