Harts Motel 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Located only 0.7 km from the huge domed Namirembe Anglican Cathedral, the 3-star Harts Motel Kampala features a play area and a golf course. This Kampala bed & breakfast highlights a private art gallery, with MAYFAIR KAMPALA Casino approximately a 10-minute ride away.
The hotel is within a 2-km distance of the twin-towered Roman Rubaga Catholic Cathedral and within a 2.1-km distance of Baha'i Temple. The Harts Motel Kampala offers proximity to such natural sights as Centenary Park (4.8 km) and New Bus Park (2.4 km). The nearby notable religious buildings include Temple SSDM Shree Sanatan Dharma Mandal, around a 15-minute ride from the accommodation.
There are 18 rooms comprising a seating area. They come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as such comforts as an air conditioner. Offering amenities such as free toiletries and towels, the bathrooms also feature an additional toilet and a shower.
Harts Motel offers a free breakfast. Guests can enjoy time in the lounge bar. A short way from this Kampala hotel, The Rolex Guy serves healthy meals.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at a local motel in Kampala, I found the blend of traditional and modern elements to be noteworthy. The comfortable single room featured an attached bathroom, wifi, and a delightful balcony that offered a refreshing breeze-a welcome touch after a day of exploration. The breakfast spread was satisfactorily fresh, complemented by excellent coffee, perfect for kickstarting a busy day. I appreciated the cleanliness of the facility, indicative of the staff's dedication to maintaining a welcoming environment. There was a bar available, although I did not take advantage of it during my stay. One remarkable aspect was the staff's availability; they were approachable and willing to assist. In particular, the receptionist on the morning of March 27 was notably helpful in providing directions. While I did encounter some challenges with staff training, my overall experience allowed me to connect with the local community, especially when playing with local children nearby. This cultural immersion is something I deeply value as an archaeologist.
