JAVINA INN Restaurant & Spa is one of the hotels located in Kabuli, just opposite the total energies, and offers the first foods, accommodations, ample parking and others facilities like Massage SPA.

If you are from a journey, and you need a massage, you will definitely find it here, and they give a good massage with professional therapists. The massage costs from Uganda shillings 60,000 per person for 2-6 hours.

In addition to this, they offer fast foods, like chips, and you can either eat from there, or they will even pack for you.

This hotel is facing the city, and you can have your evening Kampala city view right from your room, offering you a glimpse moment and a chance to also take an evening walk. Would you like to do some shopping, the hotel is near a number of shopping centers, like Arena mall in Nsambya, just 10 minutes drive. and many other surrounding local markets.

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