Pamarah is a stylish little lodge nestled under a canopy of teak trees in the residential suburbs of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. They  have created this haven for the discerning guest who seeks a peaceful and personal experience whilst travelling.
 
Distinctively unique in its design, Pamarah consists of a number of freestanding buildings that are woven together by thoughtfully laid pathways and beautiful landscaping. Their  unique style reflects clean straight lines coupled with gentle organic curves, and also reflects the influence that aviation has had on their  lives.
 
100% family owned and operated by its owners, husband and wife team Phil & Mornette.  Pamarah Lodge is a labour of love, with every detail permeating the owners’ old-fashioned values of honesty, consistency and service excellence.
 
Pamarah Lodge consists of 14 beautifully designed ensuite rooms: solo traveller rooms, family rooms, triple room, king rooms (some with private patios), twin rooms and a honeymoon room.  
 
The layout of the lodge does not have a conventional, straight edged or uniformly geometric design. On the contrary, every part of the building is curvy, unpredictable and inconsistent in shape and size – providing intrigue and surprise around every corner!
 
Blending in with its beautiful surroundings, some parts of the lodge have been built around established trees on the property. It is therefore not unusual to see a tree limb peeping through parts of the thatched roof. Guests also have a choice of a ceiling or thatched roof in their rooms.
 
Owners, Phil and Mornette Scott-Riddell offer a personal approach to hosting to make visitors feel welcome from the moment they arrive, with every request and need attended to with the utmost care.
 
Situated on half an acre of suburban land, the Lodge is nested under a canopy of shady indigenous teak trees. The interior design is a fresh interpretation of decades gone by, combined with contemporary classics. Guests will enjoy reflecting on nostalgic moments with various hand-picked aviation and photographic collectables and historic images on display – echoing the family’s love for history, aviation and photography.