Zambia

On the banks of the Zambezi River, The Royal Livingstone Hotel by Anantara is named after the legendary explorer who named Zambia’s iconic waterfall in honour of his queen. Paying tribute to this glorious era, our hotel evokes Victorian elegance and colonial traditions in impeccable style and offers unforgettable adventures. All of our luxury rooms and suites feature a private veranda with mighty Zambezi River views. The sights and sounds of river life can be soaked up as you laze in a hammock, enjoy a massage in a waterfront gazebo, or cool off in the pool. Sip refreshments in a lounge that displays the paintings of Sir David Livingstone. Partake in charming high tea rituals, and later sundowners on a deck overlooking Victoria Falls. Savour African and European fine dining followed by nightcaps under the stars with undeniably the finest Livingstone hotel in the region. Guest enjoy the privilege of complimentary access to Victoria Falls via a private entrance.   Location Located on the banks of the Zambezi and with direct access to the Victoria Falls just a 10-minute walk away, Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara.   Accommodation 173 Rooms Deluxe Room A beautifully furnished interior blends the graceful elegance of Victorian times with luxurious comforts. Sleep in a sumptuous king-size bed or twin singles, dressed in fine white linen. Deluxe Corner Room These delightful corner rooms are characterised by colonial gracefulness, deluxe comforts and unique extra space. A private enclosed patio is protected from the elements with a sliding door and refined mosquito netting, creating an additional relaxation area. Livingstone Suite Combining generous space, classic décor and impeccable furnishings, these superior suites incorporate the natural textures of the surrounding Zambezi environment will you find one of the most ingenious Livingstone Zambia hotels. Presidential Suite Our Presidential Suite is testament to the immaculate class and style that is prevalent throughout the hotel and has housed royalty, heads of state and celebrities. Sleep in a plush king-size bed and enjoy the additional luxuries of a dressing area and en-suite bathroom with a Victorian tub, twin vanities and walk-in shower.

Very few places on earth offer the absolute freedom and untouched wilderness as the National Parks of Zambia in Southern Africa.   Lower Zambezi, the first carbon-neutral National Park in the world, provides a platform for unforgettable, unspoiled wildlife experiences on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. This piece of Africa combines a diversity of natural wonders, creating a wildlife-rich landscape between the backdrop of the Zambezi escarpment and one of the world’s most intriguing rivers. This incredible phenomenon forms a natural wildlife corridor – boasting a profusion of wildlife and sanctuary sculpted by Mother Nature herself. Royal Zambezi Lodge offers the discerning traveller a front-row seat to these unique wilderness experiences, all the while welcoming you ‘home’ to our luxury tented and thatched lodges overlooking the Zambezi River. Your stay with us will leave you with an indelible desire and love for Africa, yearning for your return to a place that has stolen a piece of your heart.    Accessibility By Air Located only 30 minutes by plane from the capital city Lusaka, Royal Zambezi Lodge offers various options for getting there. Aptly named Royal Airstrip, our 1.7km tarred airstrip is only a 5-10-minute drive from the lodge From Lusaka – we can either organise a private charter flight for you with our partners, Royal Air Charters or book you a “seat in plane” charter in a light aircraft and based on set times. Flights take approximately 30 minutes from Lusaka. From Livingstone – If you are coming to RZL from the Victoria Falls, you can opt for a direct, private charter from Livingstone to the Royal Airstrip, which will take approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. There are also seat in plane charters available from Livingstone direct to Royal Airstrip at set times, which are available on our flight timetable. The other option is to fly to Lusaka to connect with a scheduled flight. From Mfuwe – We can organise a charter flight from Mfuwe airport to the Royal Airstrip, it will take approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. Accommodation Deluxe Suites Our 8 Deluxe Suites offer the perfect combination of contemporary comfort and understated elegance. Amenities of the Deluxe Suites: Shady veranda overlooking the river Spacious en-suite bedrooms, Outside area with private plunge pool 2 Guests Maximum, King bed or 2x Singles Room size = 62m², Deck = 20m², Outside living area = 24m² with Wi-fi   Presidential Suite Our 7 Presidential and honeymoon suites epitomise the luxury safari experience. With outside showers, copper baths, private plunge pools, shaded day-beds, the suites provide the ultimate in opulence while allowing guests to immerse themselves in the surrounding wilderness. Amenities of the Presidential Suites: Shady veranda overlooking the river, Spacious en-suite bedrooms Outside showers Freestanding copper baths, Private day-bed Plunge pool, Large lounge area 2 Guests Maximum (6 with Children) Up to 4 x singles & 1 King double bed (Offered in 6 Presidential suites only) Up to 1 x single & 1 King double bed offered in Presidential Royal Room Size = 156 m², Deck = 39 m², Outside Living area = 90 m², Room Wi-fi   Family Deluxe Suites (2 suites with a shared outside lounge) As a family-owned property, we pride ourselves in being family-friendly and offer a few comfortable and luxury family suite options. This dedicated family unit consists of our two Deluxe suites (6 & 7) which offer a shared seating area between the rooms for the whole family to enjoy. The two suites are strategically placed closest to the main area to provide peace of mind to parents with younger children preferring a shorter (escorted) walk between their suite and the central area. The separate suites are enclosed and safe enough for children to enjoy their own suite with parents staying in the suite next door. Amenities of the Deluxe Family Suites (6 & 7): Shady veranda overlooking the main pool area and a view of the river Spacious en-suite bedrooms, Outside area with private plunge pool 5 Guests maximum (Consisting of 2 adults or 3 children U12) 1 Extra-large double bed per suite, Room Size = 62m², Deck = 20m², Outside living area = 22m² Room Wi-Fi, Shared family lounge area

Founded in 1996 as Zambia’s most luxurious bush camp has redefined the safari experience and become the benchmark for Zambian bush chic. The camp, named after the sausage-shaped fruit in the giant Sausage Trees, was awarded “Best Location in Africa” at the Good Safari Guide Awards and rated No. 1 by the BBC’s holiday program’s 10 best luxury resorts of the world. These accolades are a credit to the vision and reputation that owner-operated Sausage Tree Camp (Chifungulu Ltd.) and director Jason Mott have established. The camp has a privileged location within the natural beauty of the protected Lower Zambezi National Park with its an abundance of wildlife. Sausage Tree Camp has no boundaries and is ideally placed in the heart of the LZNP, where the animals are free to wander straight through and around the camp making the comfort of your tent the ideal wildlife viewing sanctuary. Sausage Tree Camp hosts a maximum of eighteen guests, accommodated in seven Luxury Suites dotted discreetly along the riverbank. Each Luxury Suite is a spacious island of cool minimalist style serviced by a Muchinda (private butler). Highlights being the unique open-air shower, a large deck with private plunge pool & lounge area, mini bar with leather sofas and a view to marry for… The camp also offers a large swimming pool which is idyllically situated, overlooking the mighty Zambezi River! We also have the King   Location Located within the exclusive Lower Zambezi National Park (LZNP), Zambia   Accommodation 7 x Luxury Suites 1 x Kigelia House (2 x ensuite bedrooms) Max pax – 18 Min age – 8 years All tents have private plunge poo Luxury Suite – (7 ROOMS) The 7 Luxury Suites boast lounge & dining areas, a king-size bed overlooking the private pool set into the expansive deck and indoor bathrooms with an outdoor shower. Each tent has its own personal Muchinda (butler) to attend to your every whim. All tents have 24-hour power and plentiful hot and cold treated water. Kigelia House (1 ROOM) Kigelia House is the perfect choice for small groups or families, with two en-suite bedrooms separated by an open plan living area leading onto the private deck and pool. Each tent has its own personal Muchinda (butler) to attend to your every whim. All tents have 24-hour power and plentiful hot and cold treated water.

Redefining life on the banks of the Zambezi River the River Cottages feature high ceilings, giant bespoke wood and glass windows and doors leading onto expansive sustainable pine decks. The signature African fusion Tongabezi style has been distilled to the best of ‘Made in Zambia’ in both the interior and outdoor spaces. The lodge is famous for keeping the romance of travel alive and our Cottages were designed to provide a private haven where your every whim just happens to be attended to by your very own valet.   Accessibility Flight land at Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (formerly known as Livingstone Airport) and Victoria Falls International Airport. Accommodation River Cottages Redefining life on the banks of the Zambezi River the River Cottages feature high ceilings, giant bespoke wood and glass windows and doors leading onto expansive sustainable pine decks. The signature African fusion Tongabezi style has been distilled to the best of ‘Made in Zambia’ in both the interior and outdoor spaces. We are famous for keeping the romance of travel alive and our Cottages were designed to provide a private haven where your every whim just happens to be attended to by your very own valet. Nut House The Nut House is a haven from the elements. It is entirely enclosed but has light streaming in through every wall. The best art, textiles, and textures have been collected and combined from all around the African continent – from Morocco, Mali, Zambia, and South Africa just to start. This creates a lusciously romantic setting for relaxation, without losing an inch of the incredible river-view. TreeHouse At the end of the swimming pool, a hidden path winds along the cliff face to our secluded Tree House. Set against the basalt rock bed, amongst the branches of a riverine Ebony tree, this house spreads out over a sustainable pine deck that guarantees incredible views of the Zambezi River. The king-size bed has a large, canopied mosquito net with air conditioning and the extensive space can also be used for private dining and lounging. The bathroom’s crowning glory is a perfectly positioned claw-footed bath and from the Anatolian carpets to the Asian chests and West African artwork the Tree House invokes exotic daydreams. Bird House The Bird House features an open-air claw-footed bath and a private terrace for dining under the stars. Guests can go canoeing on the river, join game drives, bush walks and enjoy sunset boat trips. Luxury camps such as Tongabezi provide a perfect base to explore Victoria Falls and the stunning African bush surrounding it. Honeymoon House Built with the perfect view, indulgence and privacy in mind the Honeymoon House is the original blueprint for luxury Tongabezi accommodation. The private balcony overlooks the river, providing a perfect setting for a secluded candlelit dinner beneath the stars. Alternatively, you can choose to dine with our other guests on one of the river decks. Dog House The Dog House personifies the Tonga ethos of exclusivity, romance and luxury with a twist of quirkiness. Located at the very end of the elevated garden path, this private haven sits on three large wooden decks over the Zambezi river. Recently extensively refurbished, the house remains magnificently proportioned and now has two beautiful bedrooms to accommodate small groups and families. The sprawling space includes a central designated chill zone with an infinity pool, extended deck, large lounge and cosy dining room. Garden House The result of a number of years of energy, imagination and many conversations with top travel specialists and our guests, the Garden House perfectly fills the family travel niche at Tongabezi. Set back from the river, seclusion and shelter are a happy swop for the sweeping Zambezi views that can still be enjoyed from any of the decks of the main lodge. It is a very private, very safe space where all the members of the family can spread out a little and indulge in an exclusive dining room, large lounge, two en-suite bedrooms and of course run around the garden and cool off in the private plunge pool.

The South Luangwa National Park is one of the last great wildlife wonders of the world. It is nine thousand square kilometres (3,475 square miles) of pristine wilderness in Zambia‘s Eastern Province. The South Luangwa has been visited by wildlife enthusiasts from all over the world since its creation as a National Park in 1972 because it offers a safari experience unmatched by any others.   The Park has year-round access, open game viewing vehicles, walking safaris and night game drives.  Accommodation Flatdogs Camp offers a range of different accommodation options to suit all budgets and tastes, from private houses to family chalets and safari tents, there’s something for everyone. Activities Morning Game drives We leave camp at 0600 after a light early breakfast of toast, cereal, yoghurt, tea and coffee from 0530. We do our safaris in open game viewers so that guests have an all round view of the birds, trees, wildlife and beauty of the Park. Midway through the drive there is a tea/cold drink stop so guests can stretch their legs before carrying on, looking for new sightings, or following alarm calls to a predator or a kill. Morning game drives usually return to camp at around 1000 depending on the season. Afternoon/Night drives We leave camp at 4pm for our afternoon safaris, after tea in the courtyard. The safaris head out again after the heat of the day, when animals and birds start to get active again after the midday stupor! Your safari guide will aim to stop at a scenic spot just before sundown, so you can enjoy an infamous African Sundowner! Once the sun has set, you will continue on with a spotlight, operated by your spotter, who looks for interesting nocturnal creatures that you are unlikely to see during daylight hours. There is a chance to see nocturnal birds like night-jars, owls and bathawks as well as nocturnal mammals such as honeybadgers, civet, genet, porcupine, leopard and hyaena. Afternoon drives return to camp at around 8pm which the National Park’s gate closes. Walking Safaris The South Luangwa is renowned as the “home of walking safaris”, this is where Norman Carr first offered the idea of visitors exploring the Park on foot rather than by vehicle, escaping the noise of the engine and experiencing the thrill and excitement of being at one with the wildlife and habitat at a slower pace. Our safari guides will explain the smaller details of the bush which you can see, hear and smell when on foot, from bird calls to alarm calls to trees and plants which have medicinal uses and tracks of the wild, so you can interpret what you are seeing and hearing with more clarity. Walking is usually enjoyed in the mornings when the temperatures are cooler, but can be enjoyed through the year for longer periods during cooler months. Each walk is usually 3-4 hours long at a gentle pace. Kawaza village visit Unlike most of these “Traditional Village” projects, Kawaza Village is really a living working African village where the local residents have agreed amongst themselves to invite visitors into their lives with no tourism hype at all. They then use the money raised by visitors & donations to pay for orphans’ education, teachers’ salaries at the school and other village projects. The project has won the Silver Otter Award as the best rural tourism project worldwide, deservedly so. During the visit, for example, guests can see and help villagers preparing maize for meals, drying sorghum, making “hooch”, hoeing the fields, building houses and also visit their local herbalist/medicine lady as well as the Kawaza school, meeting the teachers and pupils. The day trip including a local style lunch costs $40 per person. Transfers to the village cost US$130 per vehicle for day trips. Overnight stays at Kawaza are also possible, for a more in-depth experience, meeting the villagers and spending the night in a traditional local hut. Overnight stays cost $80 per person per night including all meals (entirely authentic local dishes – you eat what the villagers eat). Transfers for an overnight stay cost $115 per vehicle each way. It is also possible to organize a taxi to the village in the dry season. If the village visit is chosen to be done instead of either a morning or an afternoon game drive, then there is no charge for the transfers for groups or four or more.

Zambia’s premier luxury safari camp, Chiawa, boasts an out-of-this-world setting, with spectacular views over the Zambezi River and its resident wildlife. Allow yourself to indulge in decadent cuisine, personalised service, a vast array of activities led by what has been voted as Africa’s Best Guiding Team, and the experience of a lifetime. Location Lower Zambezi – Zambia Accommodation Chiawa Camp’s stunning “tents” each rest on their own elevated timber platform under the shade with panoramic views, catching the breeze from the Zambezi. Each has everything you need and more – insect proofing, super king beds (or generous single beds) draped in Egyptian cotton linens and mosquito nets, free Wi-Fi, 24/7 power for lighting and charging cameras, electric fans, en suite washroom with indoor and outdoor showers, his & hers washbasins and ball & claw bath with complimentary Charlotte Rhys amenities.

On the other hand, the concept of Old Mondoro is simple – to provide guests with a ven more authentic, intimate safari, centred upon the surrounding bush and local wildlife, all while not forgoing creature comforts and impeccable service Location The beautiful and intimate Old Mondoro is within the Lower Zambezi National Park and the camp derives its name from the Goba legend of a white lion that used to prowl the area. Although the white lion is long gone, the camp reflects the wild spirit that still lives on. Accommodation By virtue of its accommodating a maximum of 8 guests at any one-time, Old Mondoro is the Lower Zambezi’s most exclusive camp and offers an ideal blend of nature and comfort. A rare find, this is the ideal safari escape for those who expect the very best yet want a little less of lavish luxury – a real safari.

Thorntree River Lodge has been completely rebuilt with environmentally conscious design. Drawing inspiration from local customs and culture, it is a modern contemporary design with tented roof structures to maintain the feel of authentic Africa. A gym and spa overlook the mighty Zambezi River and a small library with WIFI for our guests’ convenience. The communal deck is set on the edge of the stunning riverside and is home to a sunken boma area and an infinity pool. Wooden decking floats on the edge of the river and moves with the water level to create the illusion of sailing a boat and help to achieve a seamless feel between river and land.   Location Thorntree River Lodge is set in Zambia’s Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, just a short distance from the famous Victoria Falls.   Accessibility Flight land at Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (formerly known as Livingstone Airport) and Victoria Falls International Airport.   Accommodation The lodge boasts 12 twin rooms with 2 sets of interleading units. Each unit has its own indoor and outdoor bathrooms, as well as a luxurious private plunge pool. The main lodge consists of a lounge with an open dining area, where the fine dining experience of African cuisine will come to life.

The name Anabezi is derived from the camp being situated on the Zambezi River and the many Ana Trees or Winter Thorns (Faidherbia albida) that surround the camp. These winter thorns drop yellow pods which attract a wide variety of animals to the area including many elephants, a welcome sight in the camp.   Location Located on the banks of the Zambezi River at the Lower end of the Lower Zambezi National Park (LZNP) in Zambia.   Accessibility GPS: S 15° 36′ 37.8″ E 029° 46′ 11.5″ International arrivals into Zambia can be made directly to Lusaka and Livingstone Airports. Both Lusaka and Livingstone have daily flights from OR Tambo International Airport (South Africa). To/From Lusaka: Proflight offers daily scheduled 30-minute flights into the Lower Zambezi. The aircraft lands at Jeki airstrip, guests then continue their journey by vehicle through the game park for approximately one and a half hours, or a 40-minute drive directly to camp. Alternatively, charters are available into the nearby Kulefu airstrip – situated approximately 15 minutes from the camp. To/From Mfuwe – South Luangwa Proflight offers direct flights from Jeki to Mfuwe return. The flight is approximately 1hr30mins. Charters are also available for this route. To/From Livingstone: A direct charter will take about 2 hours to the nearby Kulefu airstrip, however, daily connections are available on Proflight via Lusaka to Jeki airstrip.   Seasons December, January, February and March – rainy season and Anabezi is closed. April and May – most of the rain has faded away, leaving a landscape that is green and lush, with clear skies and pleasantly mild temperatures. June, July and August – the nights are generally much cooler, but the days are clear and warm. Make sure you bring warm clothes to wrap up in the early mornings and evenings, as some nights get very cold. September and October – the temperatures climb and it can get very hot in October. However, the game viewing is spectacular as the animals concentrate around the limited water sources and along the river. November is variable, it can be hot and dry like October, or, you may be lucky enough to experience the first spectacular storms of the season.   Accommodation Anabezi is a 24-bed camp. The Camp comprises of 11 luxury tents and 1 luxury family suite on raised timber platforms at the edge of a ridge providing magnificent views of both the Zambezi River and Mushika River flood plain. The plain hosts year-round grazing and offer spectacular diverse game viewing from the comfort of your tent. Accommodation consists of large luxurious tents, approximately 1000 sq ft in size, positioned on a raised wooden deck. The tents are generously spaced along the Zambezi Riverbank and the Mushika flood plain, allowing the game to wander around the camp freely. Each of the luxury tents boasts: indoor and outdoor bathroom a spacious sitting area two teak double beds or one king-size deluxe bed placed within one well-designed mosquito net glass sliding doors opening onto a private deck a plunge pool set into the expansive wood deck with a stunning view 24-hour battery power and plentiful hot and cold filtered water. The family suite consists of: 2 rooms, 1 room with 2 double beds and the 2nd room with 2 single beds indoor and 2 outdoor bathrooms a spacious sitting area glass sliding doors opening onto a private deck a plunge pool set into the expansive wood deck with a stunning view 24-hour battery power and plentiful hot and cold

AVANI Victoria Falls Resort connects the wild side of travellers to Zambia’s wondrous landscapes and big game thrills. The resort’s biggest draw is its impressive location, just a five-minute stroll from Victoria Falls, with all guests enjoying free unlimited access to this famous attraction – ranked as one of the Seven Natural Wonders and the world’s largest waterfall. The resort’s extraordinary setting is easily accessible. AVANI Victoria Falls stands apart for its natural beauty and vibrant local style. The 46-hectare grounds attract zebras, giraffes, impalas and monkeys. Guests can stroll around the gardens for a wild nature walk, go bird watching, investigate the herb and vegetable garden, or see the worm farm and compost project in action. A series of eight buildings are designed with hints of rugged nature and local culture. Adobe-style architecture is perked up with bright mosaics, ethnic wall stencils, timber and plaster ceilings, Zambian artworks and accessories – setting the scene for a real African experience.   Accessibility Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (formerly Livingstone Airport) is a swift 25-minute drive away, made even more seamless by a transfer service. Alternatively, for a refreshing arrival journey, guests can transfer from the airport to the Royal Landing and hop aboard a water taxi safari boat and meander down the great Zambezi River to the Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara, where an onward transfer continues on to AVANI Victoria Falls Resort via the inter-hotel shuttle.   Accommodation 212 Rooms AVANI Room Our AVANI Rooms are spacious, inviting and designed with your complete comfort in mind. Each space comes with a full range of amenities, contemporary style and welcoming touches. Double or twin beds, Bath and shower •Wi-Fi internet access, Tea and coffee making facilities •In-room telephone, Hairdryer •Fridge, Closed closet, 220V/110V electrical points •Personal safe, Satellite TV, Individually controlled air conditioning •Insect repellent devices, Writing desk, Private balcony (For upstairs rooms only)

Set under Jackalberry and Tamarind trees on the banks of the Zambezi River, you will find Baines’, River Lodge. Combining the tradition of an era gone past with modern world luxury, Baines’ is the ultimate escape for the refined traveller.  Location The Camp location in the Lower Zambezi means guests are never far from exceptional wildlife and river experiences.   Accommodation Baines’ River Camp can accommodate 20 people in 8 Explorer Suites and a Family Suite. Each luxurious, freestanding suite offers an atmosphere of elegance and privacy, boasting spectacular views over the Zambezi River. The suites are equipped with air-conditioning, Ceiling fans, minibars, personal safes, king-size beds, and spacious bathrooms.

The camp was rebuilt completely in 2019 after its purchase from Sanctuary Retreats by Chichele Safaris and is a collaboration with Chiawa Safaris of Chiawa Camp & Old Mondoro repute. With this comes “Best in Africa” award-winning hospitality and guiding. The design is African canvas/chic style and the camp blends in completely with its gorgeous, wild environment. This is a luxury camp with every comfort yet it is intimate and friendly with just eight tents and offers the authentic safari experience that many people long for.   Location Puku Ridge Camp is in a remote part of the South Luangwa NP, overlooking a wildlife-rich lagoon where there is seemingly always something to see.   Accessibility Flight from Lusaka to Mfuwe Airport & road transfer to the lodge for approximately 45minutes Flight from Livingstone to Mfuwe airport & road transfer   Accommodation 8 identical rooms comprising of canvas, thatch and decking all overlooking the beautiful Puku Ridge floodplain and its seemingly endless parade of wildlife. All rooms have super-king beds draped in mosquito nets that can be separated into generous 3/4 single beds, lounge area, tea/coffee/minibar, air conditioning, overhead fans, bath, his & hers washbasins, his & hers wardrobes, indoor & outdoor shower, plunge pool, sweeping, curved decks and star/day bed tower.

Royal Chundu, the “meeting place of the Chief”, is a destination of absolute solitude and unspoiled beauty. Incredibly, Royal Chundu is positioned on a piece of untamed Africa with rapids protecting it up and downstream. The sights and sounds of Africa serve to invigorate the senses and enhance the blissful solitude.   Location This breath-taking lodge is situated on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, overlooking the majestic river and surrounding bushveld. LOCATION & ACCESS GPS CO-ORDINATES River Lodge S17° 50’ 39.51” / E25° 23’ 24.50” Island Lodge S17° 50’ 39.51” / E25° 23’ 24.50”   Accessibility Transfers: A return transfer between Livingstone International Airport is included in the accommodation packaged rates. A lodge representative will meet all guests at Livingstone International upon arrival Guests are transferred in a private, air-conditioned minibus to River lodge (45 to 50 minutes). The bush harbour followed by a boat trip (5 to 10 minutes) to Island   Accommodation Spacious suites and lounging areas masterfully blend colonial elegance and African charm, offering 10 villas on the mainland on the banks of the Zambezi and 4 private suites on the Katombora Island. Island Lodge. Tucked within the privacy and exclusivity of the Katombora Island and protected by the Katombora rapids, this lodge offers guests a tranquil, luxurious and exclusive getaway. Absorb the pulse of the river from private decks and spacious rooms.