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The tranquil locale of Kigali’s suburb Nyarutarama is possibly one of the best places to spend your urbanite vacation during your travels in Rwanda. You can enjoy the lovely vistas of the gently undulating green hills from your room at the Hotel Villa Portofino that welcomed its first guests in 2014. A deluxe accommodation for like-minded tourists and businesspersons, this hotel has all the necessary facilities you might need for a midsize hotel. Relax in the large, comfortable lounge or enjoy the weather while sprawled in daybeds beside the swimming pool. You can also go for a workout session at the hotel's fitness center. Avid golfers can step over to the next-door golf course for a few putting rounds. The Hotel Villa Portofino has 51 rooms in three different specifications such as Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms, and Suites, and is thus, well-matched for a distinct kind of traveler who opts out of large hotels and prefers a midrange property. Each of the rooms is equipped with air-conditioning, TV with many interesting channels, minibar and telephone with direct dialing service. The rooms have a small seating arrangement and a dresser that also serves as a writing desk. If you like, you can request a room that has a balcony that faces the pool. The Suites are expansive and come with separate living areas. Physically challenged guests will find that the rooms are accessible by lifts, which is a helpful positive for them.

You can have your breakfast in the hotel’s Coffee and Bar Lounge that serves a good range of snack options including breakfast. Lunch and dinner include a variety of wholesome meals served in the main restaurant. Choose from authentic Rwandan and global cuisine. The Pool Bar serves drinks and grilled dishes all through the day. Whether you are visiting Kigali for business or as a springboard for your safari trip to the diverse wildlife parks and reserves of Rwanda, you must take the time to explore its many attractions. The country has a rich cultural heritage, and its many art galleries proudly exhibit only some of the specimens. Visit the Dancing Pots where you can view the pottery making skills of the Batwa people and also take part in their dynamic dance forms. Make your way to the Caplaki Handicrafts Cooperation, which is a collection of stores that stock a lovely selection of crafts such as baskets, carved wooden items, intricate tribal masks and so much more. Your visits to the Ivuka Studio and Inema Arts Center will introduce you the paintings, music, painting and the superb budding creative talents of the young people of this fabulous country. The people of Rwanda have undertaken an arduous journey into the 21st century, and are working hard to erase the scars of the terrible civil strife and genocide of 1994. They have enshrined their dark history in memorials such as the Kigali Genocide Museum, Camp Kigali Belgian Monument, Nyamata Church and Ntarama Church that you must visit. On your East African holiday, you must also sightsee the home of Dr. Richard Kandt, a famous explorer. He is known as the discoverer of one of the sources of the Nile River and the founder of the metropolis. Kandt House now hosts the Natural History Museum where samples of country's flora and fauna are exhibited.

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