Great short break over the Easter weekend, feel fully refreshed, amazing how once behind the walls of the compound you could be anywhere in the world, quiet, friendly, great food and company. I shall be going back.

What a wonderful oasis in Juba, superb rooms, friendly staff and first class food......really welcoming I couldn't ask for more. Highly recommended venue on the outskirts of Juba but close enough. The airport collection was on time and highly visible, very efficient and is recommended. The kitchen is very capable, the food always good and very reasonably priced The Friday... More

Never stayed there but spent several weekend days. Pleasant days out of the city! Around the pool or under the trees. Whenever groups of customers don't shout around you of course.. Nice food, cool driks. Enjoy!

If you have to stay in Juba, then Acacia Village is the place to stay. I was lucky enough to have found it and it made my stay in Juba a great experience. The management and staff were excellent and very attentive. If I go to Juba again, I'm staying at Acacia Village.

Staying at Acacia was a welcome brake from the madness of working in Juba , its a grate place with grate facilities . The pool and tennis courts are well maintained ,and the grounds are safe and secure, away from the hustle and bustle of Juba, the gardens are fantastic and so are the staff the tend to them. If... More

I stayed at Acacia during the month of August whilst working in Juba and have to say it truly is a diamond in the rough. The facilities are great. Great pool and tennis courts, safe and secure and enclosed away from the rest of Juba so you forget about where you are and just enjoy the beautiful gardens and surroundings... More

I spent 2 nights here. The place was clean and well-run. The WIFI worked most of the time I was there and the staff was friendly and helpful. The food was moderately good though the choice was limited. The hotel could help arrange a car to bring you around Juba as well. There is also a pool and tennis court.... More

I have stayed at Acacia Village several times now and have been looked after so well each time. Totally secure, in its own walled and guarded (24/7) compound it really is an oasis of calm in quite an austere part of the world. It may be ten minutes drive from the centre of town but this means that the air... More

Traveling in South Sudan can be a bit rough, and Acacia Village is a wonderful place to stay. The staff are terrific, the food is good, and the rooms are great (especially the bedding). There is a pool & tennis courts, and I love the camp dog. I feel very comfortable and very much at home here. Highly recommended.