SIMPLE AND RUSTIC
THE LODGE
Octagon Lodge is a small and private lodge located twenty minutes from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Gate in Karatu, Tanzania.
Ideal for visitors on a trip, it is situated amidst colorful and exotic gardens and provides a perfect base for visiting the Northern Parks of Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater and Serengeti.
ROOMS & RATES
Choose from a variety of sizes and styles.
Family Room
Sleeps 2-3, Queen Bed and Single Bed
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Two Bedroom Cottage
Sleeps 2-4, King Bed & 3 Single Bed, Kitchenette, 2 Bathrooms, Sitting Room
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Timber Chalets
Sleeps 2-4, Garden View, 2 Twin Beds or 1 King Bed
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Annex Room
Sleeps 1-2, Garden View, 2 Twin Beds
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Family Cottages
Sleeps 2-4, Stone Cottage, Fire Place, 2 Single Beds and One King Bed
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Single
Sleeps 1, Single Bed
$120/night
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Double
Sleeps 2, Queen Bed
$200/night
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Triple
Sleeps 3, Queen Bed and Single Bed
$250/night
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Quadruple
Sleeps 4, Single Beds
$280/night
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UNBELIEVABLE BEAUTY
Situated on six acres of land, the beautiful gardens are teeming with various plants and bird life. Enjoy your breakfast or lunch in the garden and take a stroll to see and hear the birds sing.
DEFINITION OF COZY
Our traditionally designed en-suite chalets, rooms, family rooms and two bedroom cottage offer comfort for everyone.
We also have various facilities for disabled guests.
RUSTIC COMFORTS
Octagon Lodge is a family owned establishment offering exceptional dining with an air of charm. Our talented chefs bring to the table flavours of Europe and the tastes of Africa using our organically grown fresh farm produce.
Irish Bar
The bar created by the founders of Octagon Lodge will never fade, unique to Tanzania and one of the only Irish bars in Africa. A full selection of single malts, Irish Whiskey, wines and spirits are available in the Irish Bar.
“A little oasis in the bustle of the town, we had an excellent night at the Octagon during a three night safari. Friendly and attentive service, excellent rooms, lovely gardens; we would have been happy to stay longer.”
Steve R
Adventurer