Nomad's Court Lodge

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The lovely Food and staff.

Great customer service, tranquil environment and delicious food…

Its a nice place to be and very affordable.

They let under aged children twerk at the bar, and when we say something the manager said she’s used to the compliments we just have to get used to it. Zambia police needs to light these people up.

They allow under age children at the bar. And when brought brought to the manager's attention they claim they are used. Environment is beautiful and clean and the staff are great. But manager doesn't know how to handle her place.

Friendly and professional staff. The environment is quiet, beautiful and clean. The rooms are clean and spacious and the food is okay. I enjoyed my stay and will definitely choose Nomads court lodge again.

The place to be if you cherish luxurious privacy.

There is great customer services, there food is great, rooms are clean, their is privacy and Wi-Fi available is great. It's a must visit.

Lovely hotel, courteous staff, reasonable rates.

The place is awesome and the meals are delitious.

Nice rooms and great food!

Put a team if friends here in August. Rooms were not ready upon our arrival at 11pm from the airport. It took a hour to get sorted. Over the course of a week, our team dealt with roaches, rats in the wall, limited Wi-Fi and then theft to the tune of 750usd. When we confronted the owner, she yelled at us and told us to pay her what we owed her. The hotel manager suggested that maybe the team members had stolen from one another. He was a French fellow and suggested that about our African American volunteers. Apart from that it was a great experience.

During check in, Staff kept talking to each other before attending to me. I had to ask to be assisted. No genset was put into use when power went off.

Honestly from the outside I kinda liked it, but was a bit confused about where the reception was and the pool area is way too public. But overall the place is okay for your quick casual stay.

Good environment, great food.

I stayed here the 2nd time in August 2017 because of a good prior experience. However it was a nightmare this time around. The 9 of us arrived around 9:30pm only to find out none of our rooms are ready, despite our local friend had physically gone to the hotel earlier that day to triple make sure they would be ready for us. The next hour was spent in room scrambling and key shuffling, finally we got to sleep in a temporary room by midnight. The next day 5 of us moved to our new room, which is the same room I stayed last year. We were there for 10 nights and the towels were not changed once. The rug in the living area was never cleaned or vacuumed, the cookie crumb that fell on the ground the first day was still there when we checked out. 2 of my friends stayed at the room below us and they got woken up one night by rats. The worst part of this trip is toward the end when we realized our money has been gradually stolen during our stay. 3 days into our stay one of the girls couldn't find her $75 in her backpack when we were going to exchange money. We thought maybe she just misplaced it and she would find it later. 2 days later another girl found she's missing 100 kwacha and again we thought she either misplaced it or spent it without remembering it.

I was there from 08/18 thru08/29 with a missions team that fed street kids. First to begin, the beds were NEVER changed, towels smelled mildewy and the cleaning lady just changed towels and ran a dirty mop across the floor. It gets worse. Amongst our team, a total of $700.00 American USD was stolen from us. Instead of finding out who did it, they suggested that perhaps we stole from each other! Now, if we are there using our own money and time, what sense does it make for us to steal from our own? We were wlling to over look the dirty towels, the sheets that were never changed (we discovered that all they did was smooth over the bedspread to make it look like the sheets had been changed), and the dirty pillowcases that broke us out in rashes on our faces. But when we saw how nasty they treated us when we told them about our money being stolen, we decided to take to social media for our justice. And that is what thid is all about. Zambia is a beautiful county and the people are simple and wonderfully hard workers. But like anywhere, there are those who choose to steal and lie and cheat and those who put their head in the sand, pretending not to see it. Management chose, in this case, to trip over a dollar to pick up a dime. In other words, they just lost thousands of dollars in business (there have been at least 5 groups of people there in the past) because it was more important or easier to blame victims of theft than to get to the bottom of the matter.

Big self service accommodation.