New owners Peter and Shelley Vergottini and Hennie and Cathy van Heerden welcome guests to experience a truly relaxing getaway in the newly renovated hotel. The hotel is built near the site of the Battle of Willow Grange (1899) and is the furthest point east on the Battlefield Route. There are game and nature reserves in the area, and the Central Drakensberg, with the imposing Giant’s Castle, is close by.
Accommodation is provided in thatched rondavels, each with its own en suite bathroom. There are ten thatched rondavels, two of which are family rooms offering accommodation for two adults and two children. The remainder of the rooms sleep two people.
All rooms have been renovated and have new linen, beds and electric blankets to keep you warm on cold winter nights. There is also a kettle with tea and coffee and drinking water in each room.
Facilities and services:
- A restaurant;
- Main bar with dart board and log fire;
- Ladies’ bar with pool table and log fire;
- Television lounge, satellite with big screen for rugby games;
- Children’s playground;
- Swimming pool (bring your own swimming towels);
- Tennis court;
- Outdoor sports on front lawn;
- Boma area outside;
- Walks to the river; and
- Romantic picnics on the grounds.
Quad bike trails are also an exciting way of exploring the property.
