The Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary, which is situated near Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is the only sanctuary in the world devoted to bonobos and visitors have the option of staying in simple city accommodation or choosing a stay at the sanctuary's eco-lodge.
Guest House Macampagne – BudgetLola
Guest House Macampagne provides a simple and inexpensive place to stay in Kinshasa and is appropriate for travellers seeking basic accommodation either before or after visiting the sanctuary.

Mike's Flat Hotel – Budget to Mid-Range
Mike's Flat Hotel offers a practical choice for travellers looking for cheap accommodation together with a bit more comfort and convenient hotel facilities.

Hôtel Stella – Mid-Range
Hôtel Stella has comfortable rooms and some basic hotel facilities, so it is a good option for visitors who wish to combine their Lola ya Bonobo experience with a stay in Kinshasa.

Hotel Panorama – Mid-Range
The Hotel Panorama offers travellers the comfort of accommodation in Kinshasa while they are exploring the Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary.

Golden Tulip Kin-Oasis Kinshasa – Luxury
Golden Tulip Kin-Oasis Kinshasa provides a more upscale experience through its modern facilities and comfortable rooms, making it suitable for travellers who want extra comfort.

Ibis Styles Kinshasa – Luxury
Ibis Styles Kinshasa offers modern accommodation and a comfortable setting to visitors who are seeking a good hotel experience in the city.

Lola ya Bonobo Eco-Lodge – Premium Wilderness Stay
The most unique accommodation experience is offered by Lola ya Bonobo Eco-Lodge since it is situated in the sanctuary. Guests have the opportunity to stay in comfortable lodgings surrounded by nature and to enjoy the meals as well as the peaceful atmosphere of the bonobo sanctuary.

Travelers have the option of choosing between affordable lodging in Kinshasa and the exclusive eco-lodge at the sanctuary, depending on their budget and preferred type of experience. Lionking Safari Limited can assist with arranging both the accommodation and a memorable trip to the Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary.