Anantara Stanley & Livingstone Victoria Falls Hotel has expanded its accommodation and wellness offering with the introduction of two new pool suites and a dedicated spa space, strengthening its position in the boutique safari segment.
Located within the Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve, the enhancements are designed to elevate the guest experience while maintaining the property’s low-density, nature-based appeal.
New pool suites target high-value travellers
The addition of two pool suites introduces a new top-tier accommodation category, each positioned for increased privacy at opposite ends of the lodge.
The suites feature private plunge pools, outdoor terraces and direct access to the surrounding reserve, allowing guests to view wildlife including elephant, rhino and antelope from their rooms.
The new category is expected to appeal to honeymooners, couples and solo travellers seeking a more exclusive safari stay.
Wellness offering expands guest experience
A new Spa Gazebo has also been introduced within the lodge grounds, offering a dedicated wellness space for treatments in a natural setting.
The facility includes dual treatment beds, allowing couples or small groups to book shared sessions, and uses products from South African wellness brand TheraNaka.
The spa is available to both in-house guests and day visitors in Victoria Falls, adding an additional revenue stream and local market appeal.
Integrated safari and Falls experience remains key drawcard
The property continues to combine safari experiences with proximity to Victoria Falls, offering game drives, walking safaris and conservation-focused activities within the private reserve.
This dual offering remains a key selling point for agents packaging Southern Africa itineraries, particularly for travellers seeking both wildlife and one of the continent’s most iconic natural attractions in a single destination.
The latest enhancements reflect a broader trend among luxury safari operators to invest in upgraded accommodation and wellness facilities to meet evolving traveller expectations.
