Woodridge Palms is a 4 star accommodation in the middle of the African bushfield. Ideal for the person who needs to reset. We offer bush drivesat R150.00pp and have a lot of game roaming on property. Walk in aviary, koi ponds and hiking all free. 2 pools
Three Oaks and an Aloe Boutique Hotel offers guests a quiet retreat, with fantastic service and stunning facilities. With large gardens, dining room, swimming pool and a fully licensed bar.
Club Cocomo Hartbeespoort is contemporary styled, elegant and exclusive and offers a relaxed beach vibe and island ambiance. Although far from the coast, you will feel right at it.
With the tranquility that style design offers, with its own kind of calmness and zest, there is no other option but to enjoy a night of peaceful relaxation at Rustenburg Boutique Hotel, a four star rated executive facility.
Casa Grande is nestled in palms, roses and lavender. When one wanders along the paved walkways in the lavish gardens, you hear the relaxing sound of water features. Casa Grande stands in the very exclusive, Spanish style village on the outskirts of Brits.
In the Magalies Mountains, in Hartbeespoort, Cradle Heath Spa, Hydro and Wellness Retreat is ideal for a holistic healing experience. Only 45 min from Sandton we combine the tranquility of nature with the comfort of luxury to breath you back to life.
The world will probably never stop being in love with stories about the adventures of brave knights, wizards and mythical creatures. You need only to drive a small distance to this world of mythical legends and magical landscaped gardens.
Situated in the foothills of the picturesque Pilanesberg Mountains, this leading Heritage lodge, Kedar Heritage Lodge, Conference Centre & Spa blends rustic comfort with the natural beauty of the bushveld surroundings only 21 km from Sun City.
Located in a tranquil country setting at the foothills of the historic Rustenburg Kloof. The hotel offers numerous activities and has a unique gourmet dining experience aboard a historical railed dining coach.
