The villas, in order for this stay
They are listed by size, because a group starts with the headcount.
At the head of the list, Amahoro: Kibagabaga's villa of four suites, two living rooms, a pool and a cinema room. At Amahoro the outdoor kitchen and barbecue sit close to the fire pit, so dinner and the evening happen in one place. Amahoro sleeps eight in four en-suite bedrooms: one king and three queens.
Urugwiro follows: 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. The principal suite is a duplex with its own lounge.
Then Irebero: a four-bedroom villa on 1,000 m² of tropical gardens in Rebero, minutes from the city centre. Irebero's pool sits within the tropical gardens, with the hot tub beside it. A house manager is on site and daily housekeeping is included. Irebero sleeps seven in four bedrooms: one king, two queens and one single; three are en-suite and a full guest bathroom is downstairs.
Ikaze is a two-suite villa in Niboye, fenced, gated and watched over by a security company day and night. At Ikaze the living room becomes the Red Room after dark, with Netflix ready on the TV. The garden has an outdoor playground, and the house has a high chair. A house manager is on site, housekeeping is daily and a professional security company watches the house day and night. 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.