Donga La Boutique Hotel is a highly recommended Ladysmith boutique hotel providing accommodation in 9 guest rooms for tourists visiting the Battlefields region. Located in the heart of Ladysmith, Donga La Boutique Hotel offers bed & breakfast accommodation in nine rooms. Here you can enjoy a peaceful breakaway close to game reserves, a variety of things to do and interesting activities.
036 633 4000
mtview@telkomsa.net
www.mtviewlodge.co.za
Views: 621 Mt View Lodge and Conference Centre was established in 2010. We are a guest house consisting of 30 rooms including two rooms that cater for disabled persons, one small conference room that can seat twenty delegates, a large … Read More
Views: 1,012 Ladysmith Motel is situated at the entrance to Ladysmith when you enter the town from Durban. We can accommodate a total of 100 guests sharing. All rooms consists of the normal amenities, plus a little extra in our … Read More
036 631 0204 / 036 635 4389
reservations@platrandlodge.co.za
www.platrandlodge.co.za
Views: 555 Our 54 Colonial style Rooms, Standard, Deluxe, Family and Self catering all boast undercover parking, air-conditioning, heating, selected DSTV channels… and a great view of Natures Beauty! For the Hunters or the Adventurers – The Hunters Lodge.
036 631 3307
084 618 6040
info@nauntons.co.za
www.nauntons.co.za
Views: 519 Some of our offerings include, free Wi-Fi Internet access to all guests, over 60 DStv channels in every room. Our 10 rooms include either King, Queen, Double or Single beds. We also boast a Hospitality 4 – 5 … Read More
Views: 502 Situated in Ladysmith, 24 km from Kwa Cheetah Breeding Project, Crown Hotel features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. Among the facilities at this property are a 24-hour front desk and room … Read More
036 637 2176
reservations@royalhotel.co.za
www.royalhotel.co.za
Views: 312 Nestled in the heart of the “Battlefields Route” the countryside is steeped in history, a history of conflict, bravery and survival, where battles between Zulu, Brit, Boer and Voortrekker shaped the history of South Africa. The perfect place … Read More
