TUKUL VILLAGE

THE NOBU VIEW

The stay

Tukul Village places twenty-four en-suite rooms in twelve traditional stone buildings within a leafy Lalibela garden. Balconies, light interiors and Ethiopian dining define the setting.

Tukul Village takes its character from twelve round, red-stone buildings arranged within a leafy Lalibela garden. Each thatched structure has two levels, creating twenty-four en-suite rooms rather than twelve standalone guest units. The stone and roof forms echo local architecture, while pale wooden floors and broad windows give the interiors a lighter, more contemporary feel.

The operator offers Single, Double or Twin, Triple and Family room labels. Every room is described with a balcony, a private tiled bathroom, luggage storage, a wardrobe and a small working area. The site does not establish measured floor areas, detailed family bedding or formal maximum capacities, so the category name alone should not determine a party’s allocation.

The garden provides space for a quiet drink or time outdoors between excursions.

For Nobu, this is a characterful property to retain for future Lalibela planning. Its undated dollar figures include VAT but do not explicitly establish a nightly billing unit or validity period. Current UK and US advice warns against travel to Amhara, so security, access and insurance must be reviewed before any stay is recommended.