Ngorongoro Rhino Lodge

Rhino Lodge was formerly the home of Ngorongoro’s first conservator, Henry Fosbrooke, Assistant District Officer of the Loliondo district of the Maasai homeland. It was Henry who first attracted popular attention to the area with his book “The Eighth Wonder” and began the movement that eventually led to the status of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rhino Lodge has kept its rustic, old-fashioned charm, and now offers affordable lodging for guests wanting to experience the Ngorongoro Crater and surrounding area. Rhino Lodge is also located in close proximity to the main entrance and road descending into the crater floor. When staying over, you will be able to enjoy an early breakfast to ensure that you can make the most of your time at the Crater.