This charmless concrete motel-style complex offers reasonably priced two-bedroom apartments complete with a sitting room, basic kitchen facilities, cable TV and en-suite bathrooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Arguably the most attractive lodge in Maun, the 'Croc Camp' occupies a superb spot right on the river and is usually packed with all sorts of interesting characters. Off Shorobe Rd, the camp site has such Maun rarities as grass, though the pre-erected linen tents are a good optio… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

One of the original lodges in Maun, Island Safari Lodge is starting to show its age, though the riverside setting is still relaxing and tranquil. The camp site is somewhat barren, but the thatched chalets are well decorated and attractively scattered around the property. The camp… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This unassuming place lacks any real atmosphere or hospitality, though it is great value for Maun. The rooms with cable TV and private bathrooms are clean and comfortable but unexciting and a little noisy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The newest upmarket hotel in Maun is just south of the town centre and boasts all the luxuries you'd expect at this price. It's certainly a comfortable option, though it's lacking in personality and atmosphere, especially if you're coming from (or going to) any of the luxury lodg… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This no-frills rest camp off Shorobe Rd is spotless and boasts what justifiability may be 'the cleanest ablution blocks in Maun'. The owners also pride themselves on turning away the overland truck and party crowd, so you can be assured of a quiet and undisturbed night's rest her… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This down-to-earth spot off Shorobe Rd has a lovely setting on the riverbank, and it's often quiet because it's not as popular as Audi Camp. The owners are friendly and unpretentious and pride themselves on giving travellers useful (and independent) information on trips through t… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Riley's is the only hotel or lodge in central Maun. It offers comfortable rooms in a convenient and quiet setting, but it's not great value, especially when compared with the Sedia Hotel. Rooms have cable TV, private bathroom and air-con. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you're in need of modern comforts, the Sedia Hotel is by far your best option in Maun. This resort-like complex features an outdoor bar, a continental-inspired restaurant and huge swimming pool. You can choose from a number of rooms and self-contained chalets, or simply pitch … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a nice bush setting 14km south of Maun, this place boasts a serious party atmosphere. Sitatunga attracts a steady crowd of overland trucks, so this place is heaven if you want to surround yourself with overlanders, hell if you can't stand it. When you recover from the hangover… Full Lonely Planet Review ›