Deluxe & Executive Rooms
Rooms 1–8
Our Deluxe Rooms are located around the main garden area of Musketeers Lodge, offering easy access to the central garden and main lodge facilities.
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A peaceful place to stay in Bulawayo
Welcome to Musketeers Lodge
Comfortable rooms, beautiful gardens and warm Zimbabwean hospitality.
Welcome to Musketeers Lodge
Musketeers Lodge offers comfortable accommodation in a peaceful garden setting in Bulawayo.
Whether visiting for business, a family trip or a relaxing stopover, our aim is to provide a welcoming, comfortable and convenient place to stay.
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Choose from our peaceful deluxe rooms surrounding the main garden or our standard rooms situated in the newer lower garden area of the lodge.
Standard Rooms
Rooms 9–12
Our Standard Rooms are situated in a separate, quieter lower section of the property with their own garden area.
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Everything You Need for a Comfortable Stay
Peaceful Gardens
Relax in our established garden setting.
Secure Parking
Convenient on-site parking for guests.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Stay connected throughout your visit.
Breakfast Available
Start your morning with breakfast at the lodge.
Comfortable Rooms
Clean, comfortable rooms for business and leisure travellers.
Convenient Bulawayo Location
Easy access to the city and surrounding attractions.
At your own pace
Dining at the lodge
Our rooms are offered on a bed-only basis, with breakfast available at an additional cost. Light lunches and a choice of two- or three-course dinners are also available by prior arrangement.
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Your peaceful retreat in Bulawayo
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What Our Guests Say
“A peaceful and comfortable stay with lovely gardens and friendly service.”
“Spotless rooms, beautiful grounds and very helpful staff. An easy drive into Bulawayo.”
“Quiet, secure and excellent value. The garden setting makes it feel like a proper retreat.”
Explore Bulawayo
Musketeers Lodge is an ideal base for exploring Bulawayo and some of Zimbabwe's most memorable attractions.
Matobo National Park
One of Zimbabwe's most beautiful and historically significant natural attractions, located only 24 kilometres from Musketeers Lodge. The park is famous for its spectacular granite rock formations, balancing boulders, ancient San rock paintings, and breathtaking scenery. The area is rich in cultural and spiritual significance. It is also home to wildlife, including white and black rhinos, leopards, and a remarkable variety of bird species, particularly birds of prey. One of its most famous landmarks is World's View, where Cecil John Rhodes is buried, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
Ask us to book a day trip for you with a reputable company and be picked up at the lodge for a full day of adventure.
Bulawayo City Centre
Zimbabwe's second-largest city is affectionately known as the City of Kings and is celebrated for its rich history, cultural heritage, and beautiful colonial-era architecture. The city centre is characterized by its unusually wide streets, historic buildings, and vibrant commercial activity. Notable landmarks include the Bulawayo City Hall, the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe, and the historic railway station.
Natural History Museum
One of the country's leading museums and a fascinating attraction for visitors of all ages.
Established in 1901, the museum houses an impressive collection of exhibits showcasing Zimbabwe's wildlife, geology, archaeology, and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore displays of African mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and prehistoric fossils, including impressive dinosaur exhibits. The museum is particularly renowned for its extensive natural history collections and educational displays. With its rich variety of exhibits, the Natural History Museum offers an enjoyable and educational experience, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of Zimbabwe's natural wonders, biodiversity, and history.
Khami Ruins
Located approximately 22 kilometres west of Bulawayo is one of Zimbabwe's most important historical and archaeological sites. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, Khami was once the capital of the powerful Torwa dynasty, which flourished between the 15th and 17th centuries. The ruins are famous for their impressive dry stone walls, beautifully decorated stone terraces, and intricate archaeological designs, reflecting the skill and craftsmanship of the ancient inhabitants. Surrounded by peaceful natural scenery, Khami offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into Zimbabwe's pre-colonial history, African civilization, and rich cultural heritage. It remains a remarkable symbol of the country's historical achievements and is a must-visit attraction near Bulawayo.
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