The rooms at Beho Beho are very much in keeping with the homely feel of the lodge. They are attractively decorated en-suite bandas with huge canopied beds, large comfy armchairs and a wonderful old writing desk. Each has an area slightly separated by a step, which is partly lounge, partly veranda and the entire front is open to the view.

The rooms have been built using local stone, whilst the natural wood door frames, bed frames and wall lights were made from wood found in the park. The rooms all have ceiling fans and 24-hour electricity (3-pin UK-style plugs).

There is a separate ante-room for luggage and clothes storage.

All the rooms have large bathrooms with great outdoor showers, flush toilets and dual washbasins. The stone walls and floors were all built using stones found in the park, whilst the pebbles used to decorate the top of the sink area were all gathered from the Rufiji River.

Toiletries (by Charlotte Rhys), hairdryers and light cotton dressing gowns are provided in every room, adding a touch of indulgent luxury. The bathrooms are probably the best equipped we have encountered in a safari camp, with shaving mirrors, retractable washing line, loofah and pumice stones included amongst the thoughtful extras.

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