The independently owned Windsor Hotel and Self-Catering Apartments stand proudly on the edge of Hermanus’s breathtaking Walker Bay with a panoramic vista featuring the world’s best whale-watching available in most rooms.

Southern Right whales have been breeding and feeding here for centuries (July – November) and our guests have been returning, generation after generation, to delight in this spectacle.

The 120-year-old Windsor, near the town centre and its rich variety of restaurants, galleries and shops, has been modernised but steadfastly retains its family atmosphere with home-from-home hospitality.

A stunning 120km drive from Cape Town brings you to the famous champagne air of Hermanus, where you can relax in comfort at the venerable Windsor or enjoy a wide variety of gentle or adventurous activities.

The modern Cape-country-style Manor House will be the focal point of the new property and has been purposely designed to offer a contemporary, relaxed space where hotel guests can meet and enjoy genuine hospitality and cuisine. A sleek new reception and guest hospitality area will welcome guests upon check-in, while the open-plan destination restaurant will offer all-day dining with seasonal, locally-sourced dishes for which Knysna Hollow has always been renowned.

The bar-lounge area will feature a unique glass wine cellar and a library with internet work stations on a mezzanine level.

All restaurant and bar areas will open out onto outside verandahs with views of the gardens for outdoor dining and sundowners in the warm summer months.
Knysna Hollow will also re-open with two modern function facilities catering for conferences, weddings, meetings and events.

Tsitsikamma Village Inn, located in the village of Storms River on the beautiful Garden Route, offers a unique form of accommodation.  Most of our rooms are situated around a typical Village green. These buildings represent many of the different building styles that were to be found in the Cape Colony during the 1800s.

The Oude Martha Restaurant serves hearty and delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Other popular on-site restaurants include the characterful Hunter’s Pub and the informal Cafe Bacchus. Next door to the hotel, is the Marilyn’s 60s Diner, where you’ll enjoy a trip down memory lane with the vintage motorcycles, cars, memorabilia and a typical diner menu.  Enjoy an Ale or Weiss in our microbrewery which also offers a number of other South African craft beers.

Our hotel is a great base from which to explore the natural attractions and adventure options of the region and there are many ways to do this from hiking trails, mountain biking and horse rides to tree-top canopy tours and bungee jumping. Between excursions, guests are welcome to relax around the sparkling swimming pool or entertain themselves in the games room. There is complimentary wi-fi available throughout the hotel.  In-room facilities include air-conditioning/heating, electrical blankets, television and a tea/coffee station.

The Hotel is renowned for its good food, old world charm and has been a favourite for many a year!

Die Tuishuise consist of 30 refurbished Karoo style cottages ideally located in Market Street, Cradock. Die Tuishuise have been awarded the coveted "Simon van der Stel" Gold Medal for restoration.

These unique houses have been restored to their former splendour, recreating the gracious

bygone era of the 1840's. Guests are afforded the rare opportunity to escape the present and

enjoy the historically rich surrounding, as well as the personalised service and amenities required by today's discerning traveller.

Malealea Lodge is a family owned establishment, welcoming visitors to explore the breathtaking scenery and unique attractions of Lesotho. The lodge sits in a remote part of Western Lesotho and provides a chance for visitors to experience the traditional Basotho life.

Accommodation at Malealea Lodge is provided in 'rondavels', a farmhouse, huts and camping sites. Guests can dine in the dining hall or at the outside deck. The lodge serves home cooked meals, but also provide a self-catering structure. Also found at the lodge is a shop for basic supplies as well as a bar. The lodge provides an opportunity to explore the area around Malealea. These adventures include pony trekking, day trips, mountain biking, hikes and scenic drives.

The Cavern Resort & Spa, named after the infamous Cannibal Cavern, is nestled in the foothills of the Northern Drakensberg in the Amphitheatre World Heritage Site area.  A place of captivating beauty, it is surrounded by majestic mountains, lush indigenous forests and clear ’berg streams.

The Cavern is home to Bushman paintings, age-old rock carvings and an interesting cannibal history – all in a natural setting, where bird, animal, tree and flower species flourish. It is also home to The Royal Drakensberg Primary School, founded in 2007 to uplift the local community. The journey to The Cavern is a beautiful country drive – 3.5-hours from Joburg or 3-hours from Durban.

The resort offers two types of comfortable accommodation – standard and superior. Standard rooms are set in landscaped gardens where a mix of vibrant indigenous plants attracts countless birds that fill the days with birdsong and the evenings with the sounds of crickets, frogs and other friendly creatures. Finely appointed superior suites overlook a beautiful ancient fern forest. Each has its own private patio where one can soak up the sun, listen to the forest streams and rejuvenate in the peace of our exquisite mountain wilderness.

The St Lucia Ecolodge is nestled between the St Lucia Estuary, the Indian Ocean and The Greater St Lucia Wetland Park and is an ideal point from which to explore South Africa’s first World Heritage Site. The region is blessed with an all-around summer, making it comfortable throughout the year. St Lucia Ecolodge has been a favourite with South African and overseas leisure & business visitors for the past eighteen years.

The lodge's spacious rooms feature air-conditioning, private bathrooms, Wi-Fi access, safes, telephones and TVs. Guests can enjoy delicious breakfasts every morning at the on-site bistro which overlooks the lush indigenous garden.

Additional amenities and services include a swimming pool and barbeque facilities. Excursions can also be organised on request. The lodge adjoins the rich diversity of Zululand's wetland lakes and forests, while the sea and game reserves are a mere stone's throw away. In fact hippos, leopards and a myriad of smaller mammals are residents or frequent visitors to the gardens of St Lucia!

Beehive Village at Mlilwane is a beautiful, secluded sanctuary situated in Swaziland’s Valley of Heaven, the Ezulwini Valley. The accommodation is in the form of the traditional beehive, a grass dome construction with a low door. The beehives can sleep two to six people and are fitted with lighting, comfortable beds and private bathrooms. Guests can enjoy dining at the onsite restaurant and bar, which serves a buffet or à la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner. Additional amenities and services include an activities centre, curio shop, swimming pool and children's play area. Guests can enjoy the many activities on offer, including mountain biking, game drives, horse riding, and the Umphakatsi Cultural Experience.

Hippo Hollow Country Estate is situated outside Hazyview on the Sabie River between the Drakensberg Mountains to the west and the low-lying bushveld to the west. It is the ideal destination from which to access the reserves of the Lowveld and the sights of Mpumalanga.

Hippo Hollows is only ten minutes from the Kruger National Park and the panoramic route which includes Pilgrim's Rest, Graskop, Bourkes Luck Potholes, God's Window, the Blyde River Canyon, and the many fantastic waterfalls of the escarpment is close by. Hippo Hollow Country Estate provides the ideal breakaway from the rigorous of city life. The hotel has an 'Out of Africa ' feel about it, and leaves you feeling totally relaxed and refreshed.