The Bishop’s House, not to be confused with EAR Ken Barham Guesthouse, is a refined luxury boutique property located in Musanze, offering guests an intimate and exclusive stay near Volcanoes National Park. It combines colonial charm with modern comforts, making it a popular choice for discerning travelers seeking both elegance and proximity to the gorilla trekking experience. Rwanda Eco Company & Safaris recommends this property for clients desiring a blend of history, comfort, and personalized service on a luxury safari.
Location
The Bishop’s House sits in Musanze, only a short drive from the Volcanoes National Park headquarters. In addition, the area around the lodge features lush landscapes and quiet villages. At the same time, guests remain close to town services, which adds to the overall convenience. They can relax in a calm and scenic setting both before and after their gorilla treks.
Rooms
The property has seven Deluxe Rooms, one Junior Suite, one Suite, and one Executive Suite. Each room is elegantly furnished with a mix of colonial and modern décor. Moreover, every room includes a private bathroom, high-quality bedding, and generous space to ensure comfort. For example, the Executive Suite provides extra living areas for those who want more privacy. Guests can also book the entire house for exclusive use. Therefore, the lodge suits both couples looking for romance and families or groups seeking a private retreat.
Amenities
The Bishop’s House runs on an all-inclusive basis. Guests enjoy three daily meals, house wines, local beers, selected spirits, soft drinks, and laundry service. Besides this, the property offers well-kept gardens, a cozy lounge, and attentive staff ready to help with every need.
Important Information
Children under three stay free. Children aged four to twelve pay 50% of the adult sharing rate. Children in their own room pay 75% of the adult rate. However, festive supplements apply during Easter and Christmas/New Year periods. Guests can check in from 2:00 pm and must check out by 11:00 am.