The villas, in order for this stay
They are listed by size, because a group starts with the headcount.
Amahoro comes first: Kibagabaga's villa of four suites, two living rooms, a pool and a cinema room. At Amahoro the cinema is a room of its own, the Red Room, with deep sofas and a 100-inch screen. Amahoro's long pool runs along the villa and is lit at dusk, with a fire-pit bench beside it. Amahoro sleeps eight in four en-suite bedrooms: one king and three queens.
Second on this page, Urugwiro, a gated villa in Kacyiru with a duplex principal suite and a second lounge for a quieter corner. Urugwiro sleeps eight in four bedrooms: one king and three queens; three are en-suite and the fourth uses the hallway bathroom. At night the living room becomes a private cinema: a 100-inch screen, with lights that change colour. The principal suite is a duplex with its own lounge. Urugwiro's living room becomes the Red Room cinema lounge at night, with a 100-inch screen and lights that change colour.
After that comes Irebero, a four-bedroom villa on 1,000 m² of tropical gardens in Rebero, minutes from the city centre. Air conditioning is in the principal suite and the second bedroom; the other rooms have modern ceiling fans. At Irebero the outdoor kitchen and barbecue sit beside the terrace dining area, on top of two full kitchens indoors. Irebero sleeps seven in four bedrooms: one king, two queens and one single; three are en-suite and a full guest bathroom is downstairs.
After that comes Ikaze, a two-suite villa in Niboye, fenced, gated and watched over by a security company day and night. After dark the living room becomes the Red Room: red mood lighting around a 100-inch screen. The principal suite has a king bed under a canopy, a 65-inch screen and a balcony with views. Ikaze sleeps four in two air-conditioned en-suite bedrooms, one with a king bed under a canopy and one with a double bed; a half bathroom is there for guests.