Mpumalanga Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Mpumalanga, South Africa

Khaya Ndlovu is a stylish spacious home with an amazing view, lovely pool and relax area, good dining and access to game drives or exploring the area. The staff are excellent, thanks to all (special compliments to George and JP the chef). We visited Kapama (great game viewing), drove through the reserve (very pretty), visited the spa, and relaxed by the pool. Lovely meeting the travelers staying there too (but appreciated that we could eat at another table if we wanted to). Hope to be back.

This must have been one of the friendliest places i have stayed over in a long time- holger, Norma, Lawrence and crazy lia kept myself and girl entertained, and constantly laughing, I definately recommend this one - lb

Bushwise was everything we expected and more. The staff was super friendly, we saw animals both in Kruger park and at our front door daily, and the dinners under the African sky are not to be missed!

Since we were arriving in Johannesburg in mid-afternoon, we were looking for an overnight B&B on our way to Kruger. The Shamrock Arms was the perfect pit stop. We loved this place; it was exactly what we had in mind for our B&B driving tour of South Africa. We got in late but after a quick and friendly welcome, we had a drink at the bar and then dinner in the cozy dining room. Dinner was delicious but what made it truly special was the opportunity to mingle with the hosts and other guests after dinner and learn alot about South Africa from a variety of different perspectives. It was fun (the hot toddies helped the conversation along) and very educational. In the morning, we had a hearty Full English breakfast and got lots of help from our host as to where we should stop on our way to Hazyview. The advice was spot on and we had a very enjoyable day thanks to our host.

The facilities and food were excellent value for service and for that reason I would recommend Hannah lodge. That being said anyone booking through Expedia should bring as much supporting documentation as possible noting their payment. Despite having an email from Expedia demonstrating that I was already charged the hotel they hotel staff were insisting I had not yet settled my bill and ultimately I was pulling up my credit card statement to show them I had. This was a major check out hassle that others should be prepared for. The only other thing I would add would be to skip the game drive unless you have never been on one. Unlike on other game drives you really don't get close to any animals that are off the main road (and 50% of the drive is the same road you drive up on....) resulting in some grainy photos of animals in the distance. If you have never been I am sure it is wonderful but if you have already been you will probably be disappointed.