Cari Rumah Tamu di Phalaborwa

"Staying with the sisters who run the property and the other staff became increasingly pleasant with every passing day. Plus, I was more than comfortable in my room, where they don't skimp on pillows for those of us who like to sit up in bed to work. There's no generator on the premises for the load-shedding but that's normal for comparable properties. Just stay atune to the schedule is what I learned in southern Africa."

"Everything was wonderful- the owner was very nice and the guest lodge we stayed in was amazing- wildlife all around."

"it was oka"

"Cannot find a single fault …. Excellent comms. Great location. Superb food. Lovely room. Comfy bed. Gorgeous shower. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would not hesitate to stay again and recommend to others"

"Alles super, vor allem Die Hosts, Ruan und seine Frau sind absolut super! Sehr liebevoll, authentisch und geben super tips. Wirklich kein einziger Wunsch blieb unerfüllt. Gerne wieder🍀"

"J'ai rarement vu un personnel aussi gentil et serviable. La vue sur le parc est superbe, avec des animaux sauvages qui passent alors qu'on déjeune. Vraiment très bel hôtel et les Safari étaient vraiment top."

"Nice place! The only thing was the aire conditioning that was doing some intermittent noise …"

"The bungalows are lovely, staff is fabulous (friendly, helpful, and wanting your stay to be the best!), the safaris are incredible, and the food is amazing! I look forward to returning "

"Le sentiment de sécurité et de quiétude. L’impression d’être chez soi mais en même temps dépaysé. "

"The host was spectacular and the staff kind and helpful. Loved the Safari decor in the great hall. The rooms were really nice, good mini fridge, great tub and separate shower. The breakfast was delicious! Location was great- and secured entry onto the estate. Great place to walk about and see wild warthogs, kudu, steenbok and monkeys. It was a perfect spot to be to drive to all the animal places (endangered species center, Jessica the hippo, the elephant sanctuary/orphanage and the wildlife...