Bilila Lodge Kempinski

Nestled within the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, in the vicinity of the great annual migration, the new Bilila Lodge Kempinski is a dream African hideaway offering spectacular views of wildlife roaming over miles of bush, an active water hole and magical sunsets of the African savannah.

Enjoy the serenity of the bush and Bilila's residents—elephant, leopard, waterbuck, zebra and warthog, who have made Bilila's poolside water hole their home. Or, take pleasure in the adventure of a game drive, viewing the Big 5 within Serengeti National Park.

All of the Lodge's 74 rooms, suites and villas feature luxurious en suite bathrooms and are decorated with handpicked African artwork. All Corner Suites and Private Villas feature private pools overlooking the panorama of Serengeti's plains. From the bedroom step out through floor to ceiling glass doors onto your private teak deck. From here, enjoy your own game viewing.

Bilila combines the height of sumptuous luxury with the romance of spectacular African wilderness surroundings. The Lodge facilities include a restaurant, lobby lounge, bar, boma, wine cellar, art gallery and gift shop. The infinity pool and Anantara Spa provide for ultimate relaxation after an exciting day of a game drive.

Services & Facilities

- 24 hrs laundry service
- 24 hrs room service
- Anantara Spa
- Art gallery
- Business center service
- Catering for special events in the bush
- Clinic and medical assistance
- Conference rooms
- Gift shop
- Health club/Gym area
- Infinity pool
- Kids play area
- Library and game room
- Lithoz jewelry shop
- Leisure Concierge
- Private ranger and butler service
- Transfers from/to airports
- Wireless Internet access

Serengeti National Park

Tanzania's most famous national park is the largest protected area and borders Kenya's Masai Mara. Its far-reaching plains of endless grass, tinged with the twisted shadows of acacia trees, have made it the quintessential image of a wild and untarnished Africa. Large pride of lions laze easily in the long grasses, plentiful families of elephants feed on acacia bark and trump to each other across the plains, and giraffes, gazelles, monkeys, eland, and the whole range of African wildlife is in awe-inspiring numbers. The Grumeti River in the western corridor is the location for the dramatic river crossing during the great annual migration.