Roselune Home is a cozy self-contained guesthouse located in Musanze, just 6 km from the city center and 700 m from the main road, making it easy to reach while still offering peace and quiet. Our home features three comfortable rooms that share an indoor bathroom, plus an additional outdoor bathroom for extra convenience. Guests can enjoy a spacious garden, perfect for relaxing, and gather around the fireplace for a warm evening atmosphere. One of the highlights of Roselune Home is the scenic view of the Volcanoes — after the rain clears, you can see up to three volcanoes from the terrace, and sometimes even more on the other side. You’ll also enjoy views of the surrounding villages and farmlands, where locals grow potatoes, beans, and maize, giving you a true taste of Rwandan countryside life. Roselune Home is an ideal and affordable option for visitors who want to explore Volcanoes National Park while staying in a comfortable, homely environment. Whether you are here for a short visit or a longer holiday, our house offers peace, nature, and authentic local charm.

At Roselune Home, your host believes in creating a space filled with peace, love, and nature’s beauty. Inspired by the gardens and flowers surrounding the house — and even reflected in its name — she decided to open her home to guests so they can experience the same sense of harmony. Whether you are a couple looking for a romantic stay or simply someone seeking relaxation, Roselune Home offers the perfect atmosphere. Here, you can enjoy the colorful flowers, listen to birds singing in the trees, and hear the gentle buzz of bees collecting pollen in the garden. Every detail is designed to help you feel at home while connecting with nature.

🌿 Neighbourhood & Surroundings Roselune Home is set in a quiet area surrounded by nature, giving guests plenty of privacy and peace. There are only a few neighbours, with the nearest being about 700 meters away, so you can truly enjoy the calm atmosphere. Once tucked away in the woods, the area is now slowly welcoming new homes, but it still remains a peaceful retreat where you can relax, connect with nature, and enjoy the fresh air.