Our family spent three nights at Bumi Hills over Christmas (Dec 26-29) and could not have been more thrilled with our experience. The views from the rooms are stunning, and even better, you get the same view from the fantastic outdoor showers. Imagine having a hot shower on a huge private deck while looking down over beautiful Lake Kariba as a herd of elephants walks by! It was bliss. Unlike the other safari camp where we stayed, Bumi Hills also had air conditioning in the rooms, which was very welcome as it got quite hot during the day. The beds were very comfortable, and though we never had time to use the bathtub -- we were on the go from before sunrise till after dark--, it looked very inviting! The infinity pool is gorgeous, and the views from all the eating areas are fantastic. The food was very good and unlike in some of the earlier reviews, all our drinks were included. I think this must be something that has changed in the last couple of years. Each night there was a different pairing of wines meant to enhance the food and it was lovely to try out so many different types of South African wines. And we were even treated to "sundowners" (the term for afternoon cocktails) while out on our afternoon safaris. Our guide checked to see what we liked and then brought along gin and tonics, or wine, or beer. Not only were drinks included, but so was laundry service! This is the kind of small service that makes me happy. Every day we could leave our clothes in a basket on the bed, and by the end of the day the clothes were back, neatly folded and ready to be worn again. If you are worried about keeping your luggage manageable, this is a real blessing! We also appreciated the fact that there was wifi in the common areas but not in the rooms. Who comes to Africa to sit in their room watching Netflix? We got our emails done in the sitting room before dinner and then enjoyed chatting with the staff and other guests before and after meals. There is a large billiard table where my husband and son played every night after dinner. Last but not least, the staff were outstanding. Cherish is the world's warmest and loveliest host, and Jason is also great. They were always on hand to greet us when we returned from safari with warm or cool towels to wipe our faces! And Steve, our guide, blew us away with his knowledge of the animals, his ability to track lions, identify and expound on the habits and minutia of the birdlife and his general warmth and enthusiasm for his job. Our kids (19,22 and 23) were all stunned by how much he knew and excited every day to learn more from him about the animals, plants and geography we saw. Were there any negatives? Lots of night time bugs, but nothing scary or biting, just annoyances really. We would go back in a heartbeat and highly recommend this outstanding Safari Lodge.