Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti

Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti – A Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As a U.S. travel agent who travels the world with groups and experiences some of the best properties globally, I can say with confidence that the Four Seasons Serengeti is absolutely extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, every detail of our stay was handled with unmatched professionalism, warmth, and care. The lodge itself is breathtaking—luxurious yet perfectly blended into the natural beauty of the Serengeti. Waking up to wildlife just outside our balcony was surreal, and watching elephants and zebras gather at the watering hole while dining was something my group and I will never forget. The rooms are spacious, beautifully designed, and filled with thoughtful touches that make you feel both pampered and connected to the wild at the same time. The staff truly elevated the experience. They anticipated our needs before we even asked and treated every guest like family. The safari guides were incredibly knowledgeable, ensuring that each game drive was unforgettable, filled with close encounters and rich storytelling about the land and animals. The dining was world-class, offering a variety of delicious meals and local flavors with impeccable presentation. Even small details, like the wine selections and evening turndown service, were executed flawlessly. The Four Seasons Serengeti is not just a hotel—it is an experience of a lifetime. If you want the perfect combination of luxury, comfort, and authentic safari adventure, this is the place. My group left with memories we will cherish forever, and I cannot wait to return.

‏An amazing experience. We came for two nights and it was wow Warm, pleasant, very helpful staff. The desire to do the best and to be pleasant and comfortable is amazing. The rooms are very spacious. We took a suite with the pool, the water from it was warm even though it was cool outside. The food is varied and rich. Boma restaurant is great and unique. Highly recommend coming to the place.

An excellent high end lodge. Beautifully decorated, fantastic Infiniti pool with watering hole below. Large room with gorgeous views of the Serengeti with animals grazing. Breakfast buffet was wonderful as was the staff! Staff goes above and beyond, A nice museum and gift shop with local artists painting creations. Masai on site giving information on the Serengeti.

Our stay at the Four Seasons Serengeti was by far the best part of our two week honeymoon. Our safari guide, Goustone, was excellent. He was able to spot things we never would have noticed, and he was always in communication with the other guides ensuring we didn’t miss whatever the amazing animals of the Serengeti were up to. We saw so many things, from two cheetah kills, to four lion kings and everything in between. He also has a ton of knowledge about the Serengeti, and a good sense of humor! The hotel itself is beautiful, clean and the service was top notch. Aside from the game drives, our favorite experience was the vineyard dinner. The food was delicious (especially the steak and the mushroom soup!) and paired perfectly with the wines. We ended up having the room all to ourselves and it was both romantic and fun getting to dine in a beautiful setting with just the two of us! I also want to thank Mr. Nice and the head of food and beverage (unfortunately I cannot recall his name but he was so personable and kept checking on us during our stay to make sure everything was satisfactory). The food overall was great. I ordered the Nile Perch three times, it was that good! This was the most memorable trip we’ve taken and will always hold a special place in our hearts. Hopefully someday we’ll visit again!

As you would expect from the Four Seasons, you get a known standard of excellent, proactive service here from start to finish. The food, beverages and staff are all excellent (one of the first people to introduce themselves to us was the Food and Beverage Director). The property itself commands an elevated position looking over the Serengeti. Its USP is its infinity pool, looking over its own watering hole, and on to the plains beyond. We’d paid extra for a room overlooking the watering hole. It was very comfortable. The view from the terrace over the watering hole to the plain is stunning. However, they’ve got a camera permanently broadcasting the same view to the TVs in all of the rooms, so it’s debatable whether paying the premium is worth it. We were only here for two days but didn’t see any game visit the pool. We did however see wildebeest and buffalo moving across the plain from the balcony. When you’re shown to your room you’re warned to keep the patio doors closed and locked. Apparently the local baboons have worked out how to slide them open. We were frequently visited on the balcony by several rock hyrax. They’re ridiculously cute and very tame (don’t be tempted to stroke them though - a quick Google revealed they can carry fleas, ticks, and can give you a nasty nip). I did leave the patio door open once for just a couple of minutes to take in the view, only to find one had calmly wandered into the bathroom. So, amazing views, great service and excellent food. Just don’t leave your patio doors open.