Hammerkop
Welcome to our charming 2-bedroom unit nestled along the banks of the picturesque Gulu River at Gulu Private Resort. Perfect for a tranquil retreat, this unit accommodates a maximum of four guests in two separate bedrooms, ensuring a comfortable and restful stay for all.
A peaceful riverside escape at Gulu Private Resort
Tucked along the banks of the Gulu River, the Hammerkop River Unit is a private, comfortable space designed for guests who appreciate nature, quiet surroundings, and a little extra comfort.
This fully self-catering unit sleeps four guests and offers two beautifully appointed bedrooms one with two cozy single beds and the other with a plush double bed. Each room has its own TV with Open View, and the lounge area has one too, so everyone can relax and enjoy their own entertainment.
The spacious bathroom adds a touch of indulgence, featuring a luxurious bath, standard shower, his & hers basins, a toilet, and an additional separate toilet for extra convenience.
Kitchen & Living
The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need for an easy, relaxed stay:
Fridge/freezer
Four gas stove tops
Microwave
Coffee & tea station
While the unit is self-catering (so please bring along your own food and drinks), we provide complimentary coffee, tea, and purified drinking water daily to make you feel right at home. Rooms are cleaned each morning on request simply let us know if you’d like housekeeping during your stay.
This unit has its own private braai area, perfect for slow evenings by the river. Wood is provided for your convenience (please bring your own fire starters).
Solar & Going Green
Hammerkop River Unit runs on solar power as part of our commitment to reducing our footprint and protecting this beautiful environment.
On sunny days, you are welcome to use the air-conditioning. However, on gloomy or overcast days after 5pm, we kindly ask that aircons not be used, as the solar panels may not charge sufficiently. We appreciate your understanding as we continue working towards a greener future.
We also ask guests to switch off lights and air-conditioning when leaving the unit and to use water sparingly, as we rely on water tanks.
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