Lovely Holiday Home Bordering Kruger National Park

In Short 5 bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms Lodge always rented out as 1 whole unit Large diningroom, seating for 10 Modern kitchen and laundry, fully equiped Swimming pool Large veranda, roofed and furnished Braai area, 2 braais, seating and washbasin Living room, satellite tv Carport Private water hole King Fisher Room The large windows in this room look out onto the pool and water hole, providing ample to see a wide variety of birds and animals drinking. Malachite Kingfishers are sometimes seen scouting the water hole for tadpoles or insects. Don't be put off by the fact that this room is the only one that is not really en suite, the bathroom is right across the hallway- practically in the room. It offers a shower, basin and toilet. The Lions Den - Honeymoon Suite The Lions Den is by far the most luxury room in the lodge. This is also the honeymoon suite. It is larger than the other rooms . It is complimented by a comfortable lounge area with views on the African bushveld. Don't be surprise if a zebra or kudu peaks through the french door. This room is air-conditioned for your comfort! The summer months can get extremely hot. A huge spa bath contributes to romantic moments. The Bush Baby Room With a private balcony at tree-top level, you may meet one of Marloth Park's wild giraffes face to face! Bush babies frequent the trees around the balcony, hence the name. This room also has a coffee/tea making facility for your comfort. Here we have an open bathroom with shower, toilet and basin. The Hippo Room he perfect room for those members of the family who enjoy the luxuries of a large bath to relax in and an even larger bed. This room's bathroom features an extremely comfortable shower over the bath, toilet and look out onto the veranda. The Warthog Room This room is spacious and can easily be switched between a twin room and a double room. Named after the curious warthogs that would wander into the room before the veranda had railings! They can't get in here anymore, but still come right up to the veranda's edge