Yes, from Egypt you can pay with Apple Pay for a whole villa in Kigali. You pay with the card already in your Apple Wallet, from your iPhone; your bank converts the amount from Egyptian pounds.
Apple Pay is accepted for every villa. Once your dates are confirmed, the concierge sends the way to pay with Apple Pay and the amount in writing; you confirm on your iPhone with the card in your Apple Wallet. The amount is in US dollars, converted from Egyptian pounds by your bank.
A night at a whole villa in Kigali starts at $200, about 11,000 Egyptian pounds. Because stays are quoted in US dollars, the amount in Egyptian pounds moves with the rate; the concierge confirms the total in writing before anything is paid.
Exchange rate updated daily and shown as a guide; the concierge confirms the exact amount before you pay.
Once your dates are confirmed, the concierge sends the way to pay with Apple Pay and the amount in writing; any card fee is confirmed by the concierge in your quote. You receive a written confirmation of your stay and an invoice on request.
No account number, wallet address or payment link is ever published on this website. The payment details come only from the concierge, in writing, after your dates are confirmed; if you receive details from anyone else, ask the concierge before you send anything.
Three of the four villas have a bedroom without stairs for older guests, and children are welcome. An invoice in your company's name is available on request. Smoking is allowed outdoors only.
On request, the concierge arranges a private chef, an eSIM or SIM card on arrival and airport pickup at any hour, with the fee confirmed before anything is booked. Tell the concierge your dates and the size of the group, and the rest follows.
Urugwiro: a four-bedroom villa on 2,000 m² of gated grounds in Kacyiru, with an infinity pool and an outdoor hot tub. At night the living room becomes a private cinema: a 100-inch screen, with lights that change colour.
Then there is Ikaze, a gated house in Niboye whose living room becomes the Red Room after dark. 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.
Amahoro is a gated villa in Kibagabaga with a private pool, the Red Room cinema and terraces that look across the hills. Amahoro sleeps up to eight. A house manager is on site, housekeeping is daily and security is on duty around the clock.
Irebero is a villa in the quiet Rebero Hills where the wine bar becomes the group's private lounge after dark. Irebero sleeps seven in four bedrooms: one king, two queens and one single; three are en-suite and a full guest bathroom is downstairs.
“All in all the staff was extremely accommodating to our needs and has daily house cleaning.”
“It felt like a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and privacy.”
Nothing to pay to ask. Tell the concierge your dates and how many you are.
You receive the villa, the amount and the payment details in writing.
Pay the way you chose and receive the written confirmation of your stay.
Yes. Apple Pay is accepted for every villa, with the card in your Apple Wallet.
The amount is in US dollars; your bank converts it from Egyptian pounds. Any card fee is confirmed in your quote.
Your concierge, in writing, once your dates are confirmed. Nothing is paid on this website, and no account number or wallet address is published here.
No deposit is needed. Nkeng confirms the total in writing before you arrive, and payment can be made on arrival. Bank transfer, card and mobile money are accepted.
Nothing to pay to ask. The concierge confirms the villa and the way to pay, in writing.
