01Maun Lodge
A Maun hotel to compare for the nights before or after a wider Botswana itinerary. This is a gateway stay, not a remote Delta camp.
Town and riverside hotels can bookend a Delta itinerary. They are not remote Okavango camps, and an ordinary room rate does not establish any flight or safari inclusion.

The Maun collection is designed for arrival, departure and town-based stays. None of these entries promises a remote Delta experience or an inclusive safari. Keep the hotel reservation and any onward camp, guiding or flight arrangement visible as separate parts of the trip.
Record the full property name and address on every transfer confirmation. Cresta Maun and Cresta Riley's are distinct hotels. Check your actual meeting time, airport pickup and baggage arrangements directly with the responsible provider rather than inferring them from the hotel listing.
Work out whether you need meals, luggage storage or a room before an early departure. Ask what the hotel can actually arrange and what it charges separately. Leave practical time between independently booked travel legs; a town stay is useful only if it fits the wider itinerary.
01A Maun hotel to compare for the nights before or after a wider Botswana itinerary. This is a gateway stay, not a remote Delta camp.
02A Cresta hotel in the Maun area. It offers a different location from Cresta Riley's, so match the address on your transfer confirmation.
03A separate Maun hotel from Cresta Maun. Compare its setting against your arrival point, onward pickup and how you want to spend a spare day.
04A Maun-area hotel also listed as Sedia Riverside Hotel. Treat the riverside setting as part of a gateway stay rather than evidence of a safari package.