New Livingstone Junior Suites at The Royal Livingstone Hotel by Anantara
A graceful retreat near the roaring Victoria Falls, The Royal Livingstone Hotel by Anantara has revealed its refined new Livingstone Junior Suites. The classically furnished suites, accentuated with local designs, benefit from sweeping views of the Zambezi River and are abundant in modern comforts.
Spanning 52 square metres, each of the four Livingstone Junior Suites features lofty ceilings and expansive doors that invite plenty of natural light. The artfully fashioned interiors intertwine lush green chenille with vibrant botanical prints inspired by the hotels’ beautifully manicured gardens, where giraffes and zebra roam alongside the river. Handcrafted traditional four poster beds are dressed in the finest white linens encouraging blissful slumber.
In the heart of the room, a luxurious bath beckons, for the ultimate indulgent experience.
Laurie Burr, Complex General Manager of The Royal Livingstone Hotel by Anantara and Avani Victoria Falls Resort remarked “We are truly excited to welcome guests to our new Livingstone Junior Suites, which will immerse them in an enhanced experience that reflects the elegance and heritage of our spectacular property.”
Set amid the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, the hotel offers guests unlimited access to Victoria Falls and is surrounded by savannah.
Paul Johnson
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Nice timing and a great recommendation. We’ve never been to the Victoria Falls and have been thinking that it’s time that we ticked this one off our bucket list.
Once you’ve got used to the space and luxury of a suite it’s hard to ever check in to a standard room again. These junior suites look more than comfy.
52 square metres is huge. My husband takes an obsessive interest in such things and a lot of the rooms that we usually stay in are around 30 to 25 metres. He would enjoy the freedom of 52 metres … and also the location of those previous metres.
There was a time when I thought that bath tubs should stay in the bathroom. As they’ve become more of a fashion I’ve got used to them.
When you’re in Africa why would you want to miss the views for even a second?