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The most affordable hotel in town is dirt cheap and centrally located, though grungy rooms and questionable security are serious drawbacks. Boiketlo is poorly signed, though it can be found opposite the Botswana Post building. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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Although there are a few recently renovated rooms located in the main building, the Brackendene is more a collection of small houses than an organised lodge. The main building is a good choice if you want to be centrally located, though the houses do feature full kitchens. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Readers have complained about Gaborone's only camp site, and it can only be recommended if you're in a pinch. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Located 2km outside the city centre, the attractively landscaped Cresta Lodge is a good choice if you're looking for a quiet night's rest in a three-star setting outside the urban sprawl. Rooms have private bathroom, cable TV and air-con. Breakfast is not included in the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
The first luxury hotel in the city is located smack-dab in the middle of the Mall, which pretty much justifies the heavy price tag. Although it's certainly been around for a few decades, rooms have kept up with the times through frequent renovations. All have private bathroom, ca… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
This large and modern complex will never win any awards for beauty, but it's conveniently located next to the bus and train stations. The rooms are large, surprisingly quiet and well furnished. All have private bathroom, cable TV and air-con. Breakfast is not included in the pric… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Once known for its highbrow atmosphere, the seemingly abandoned Gaborone Sun fails to compete with its up-market rivals. Still, it's not a bad choice, especially since guests can take advantage of on-site restaurants, casino, swimming pool and golf course. Rooms have private bath… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Located 4km west of the city centre, this Las Vegas-inspired resort complex boasts a mini-city complete with restaurants, bars, a casino, cinema and spa. You'll pay to stay, but it's the swishest accommodation in town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Although basic and decidedly lacking in character, carpeted rooms are clean and well furnished. Unfortunately, Lolwapa is on a noisy road and convenient to nothing except the university. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
The best camping in the Gaborone area is at this nearby reserve. The entrance to the reserve is 12km south of Gaborone. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
This massive motel-style complex is a good choice if you're a fan of amenities - standard rooms of varying size surround an inviting swimming pool. Rooms have a private bathroom, cable TV and air-con. Breakfast is not included in the price. Unfortunately, the motel is inconvenien… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
A short walk from the city centre brings you to this relaxed lodge, which offers attractive rooms featuring TVs, stereos, air-con and fridges. Rooms are priced according to size, and kitchen facilities are available to guests. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Shabby rooms are offset by the convenient location (right next to the South Ring Mall). Splurge for the suite, which boasts a massive bathtub (a rarity in these parts). Full Lonely Planet Review ›
This friendly, family-run lodge is a little worn, but rooms here are comfortable enough if you're looking to just crash for the night. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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