Nyore Hillside Retreat

Nyore Hillside is a peaceful retreat in a great natural setting, cozy accommodations, and warm hospitality. Perfect for relaxation or a quiet getaway. The food is delicious. The service is really attentive. Rooms are spacious and confortable

Nyore Hillside Retreat is truly an incredible place! Everything from the facilities, staff, food and scenery was wonderful! I couldn’t recommend this place any more. The best accommodation we have stayed in across the whole of East Africa

I was really a peaceful place and the service was amazing. The accommodation was lovely too. About the environment, lovely... The gift shop products were amazing too and affordable. The food was top notch.... delicious 😋 mouth watering...

This is a hidden gem! We were planning to camp at Nyore hillside resort on our way through Uganda to Rwanda but got stuck in traffic through Kampalq and didn’t make it so far that evening. However we went for lunch the next day. The place is amazing. Lunch was lovely. Didn’t see the rooms but suspect they hold the same good standard as the rest of the place. Highly recommended!

Situated midway between Kampala and Bwindi, Nyore is well suited for Mboro Lake visit or as a stopover to/from Bwindi. Very well trained staff, upscale menu with good meal representation, coal heater next to your table at dinner, sooting music, garden full of flowers, excellent security, great hill side views. Definitely recommend to stay.

In her 1987 hit, Belinda Carlisle proclaimed that, "Heaven is a Place on Earth." I agree with her, and in Nyore, I think I've found that place. Nyore is an idyllic, quaint hideaway, situated 2 or so km from the Mbarara-Kabale Road. We were lucky to reign in the New Year (2022) here, while seated on the veranda, tucking in to a delicious meal. The rooms were very clean and the beds were exceedingly comfortable. I particularly liked the fact that there were slippers, bottles of mineral water and clean, soft towels provided. Breakfast was delicious and very reasonably priced. I have only two points where I think Nyore could improve. The first is that the access to some of the cottages (especially the Family Cottage) can be rather slippery in wet (or dewy) weather, which is potentially hazardous. The second point is that the WiFi failed to work, which is not particularly surprising in a rural village. Nevertheless, a stronger/more stable WiFi connection would take the place up another notch (though not a necessity as it is, really, perfect.)