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Tsitsikamma Lodge and Spa

Tsitsikamma Lodge and Spa

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Prices From:ZAR 620 PPSPN
Breakfast Included

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Cottages / Chalets / Cabins, Lodge, and Self-Catering Cottages / Chalets / Cabins

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Contact Details:

+27 46 624 8525
+24 46 624 8529
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Geo Co-ordinates:

Latitude: -33.98159
Longitude: 24.01884

Location:

N2 Highway
Storms River
Tsitsikamma
Eastern Cape
South Africa

Nearest Airport/s:

Port Elizabeth
Tsitsikamma Lodge and Spa is set splendidly against the foothills of the Tsitsikamma Mountain range, and is sheltered by the forest fringe. The lodge draws its architectural style from the surroundings. Built entirely from timber sourced from the local forests, Tsitsikamma Lodge has been created over many years of building and shaping. The unique, free-standing log cabins are cosy, fitted with spa baths and offer incredible views of the gardens, mountain and forest.
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Total number of units available: 32

ACCOMMODATION DESCRIPTION:
The Lodge comprises of 32 cabins around a garden setting overlooking the spectacular mountain or forest views.
With a choice of 4 gardenette cabins, 22 garden cabins,3 luxury cabins and 3 honeymoon cabins – each tastefully decorated and built entirely of wood, our unique freestanding cabins blending with the surroundings.
Our honeymoon cabins- top of the range cabin offering romance at tree level or the luxury cabin with a sunken lounge with fireplace and loft bedroom or the garden cabins that are most popular as a family unit with a loft bedroom upstairs for children and gardenette cabins these cosy cabins offer an intimate open-plan setting.

All the cabins have standard features: Private spa bath, BBQ (braai) facilities with private deck, T.V. with M-net, telephone and tea/coffee trays, as well as a mini fridge

CABIN FEATURES: Gardenette Cabin
• Double bed • TV with limited DSTV channels
• Hairdryer, Alarm clock • Standard safe
• Tea / coffee facilities, Mini fridge (stocked on request) • Telephone
• BBQ (braai) facilities with private deck • Ceiling fan /oil heater
• Open-plan bathroom with: spa-bath, shower & toilet • Open-plan setting

CABIN FEATURES: Garden Cabin
• 1 x double bed & 1 x single bed downstairs with Upstairs loft bedroom –Twin bedded for children)
• TV with limited DSTV channels • Ceiling fan / oil heater
• BBQ (braai) facility with private deck • Hairdryer, Alarm clock
• Tea / coffee facilities, Mini fridge (stocked on request) • Standard safe
• En-suite bathroom with: spa-bath, shower & toilet • Telephone

CABIN FEATURES: Luxury Cabin
• Double volume cabin: loft bedroom double bedded, downstairs single bed
• Spacious downstairs interior with sunken lounge and fireplace
• Mini hi-fi • Ceiling fan / oil heater
• Hairdryer, Alarm clock • Standard safe
• TV with limited DSTV channels • Telephone
• Tea / coffee facilities, Mini fridge (stocked on request) • BBQ (braai) facilities with private deck
• En-suite bathroom with: spa-bath, shower & toilet

CABIN FEATURES: Honeymoon Cabin
• Queen sized bed • Lounge with fireplace
• Ceiling fan / oil heater • Mini hi-fi
• Hairdryer, Alarm clock • Standard safe
• TV with limited DSTV channels • Telephone
• BBQ (braai) facilities with private deck
• Tea / coffee facilities, Mini fridge (stocked on request)
• En-suite bathroom with spa-bath, shower, toilet, heated towel rails

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How to get there
From Port Elizabeth [175KM]
Get on the N2 Highway in direction Humansdorp, follow the N2. Tsitsikamma Lodge is signposted on your right.
8 km before the storms river bridge. Entrance on the N2

From East London via Grahamstown [475KM]
Take the N2 Highway towards Port Elizabeth / Grahamstown. Continue on the N2 towards Port Elizabeth follow the N2.
Tsitsikamma Lodge is signposted on your right. 8 km before the Storms River Bridge. Entrance on the N2

From East London via Port Alfred [455KM]
Take the R72 direct to Port Alfred/Port Elizabeth. Pass the Fish River Sun. Pass Kleinemonde. Upon reaching Port Alfred continue straight, over the bridge.
At the traffic lights continue straight follow the N2 towards Port Elizabeth. Get on the N2 in direction Humansdorp,
follow the N2. Tsitsikamma Lodge is signposted on your right.
8 km before the Storms River Bridge. Entrance on the N2

From Plettenberg Bay [60KM]
Take the N2 towards Port Elizabeth, follow the N2. Tsitsikamma Lodge is signposted on your left.
8 km after the Storms River Bridge. Entrance on the N2

GPS Co-ordinates: S33° 58′ 55.9″ E024° 01′ 05.8″

Prices From:ZAR 620 PPSPN
Breakfast Included

GARDENETTE CABIN
Single 900.00 ZAR
Per Person Sharing 620.00 ZAR

GARDEN CABIN
Single 900.00 ZAR
Per Person Sharing 620.00 ZAR
Extra Person Supplement
(6 to 12 years old)
Single 310.00 Per Person Sharing ZAR 310.00 ZAR
Extra Person Supplement
(13 to 18 years old)
Single 360.00 ZAR Per Person Sharing 360.00 ZAR

LUXURY CABIN
Single 1,110.00 ZAR
Per Person Sharing 700.00 ZAR
Extra Person Supplement
(6 to 12 years old)
Single 360.00 ZAR Per Person Sharing 360.00 ZAR
Extra Person Supplement
(13 to 18 years old)
Single 400.00 ZAR Per Person Sharing 400.00 ZAR

HONEYMOON CABIN
Single 1,270.00 ZAR
Per Person Sharing 880.00 ZAR

Child Policy:

0 – 5 years old: accommodation and meals FREE of charge (per child) when sharing with adult(s). 6 – 12 years old: pay an extra person supplement fee (per child) when sharing with adult(s), and meals are charged at 50% discount. 13 – 18 years old: pay an extra person supplement (per child) when sharing with adult(s), and full price for meals. When a child 13 – 18 years old is sharing with one adult; the per person sharing rate will be applicable for both persons. Should children 13 – 18 years old require their own room, the single or per person sharing rate will be applicable.

 

Cancellation Policy:

RIVER HOTELS CANCELLATION / REFUND POLICY
In the event of notification of cancellation, the following cancellation fee shall apply on the full booking:
The full amount is refundable within 5 days of payment made. 50% of your payment is refundable thereafter.
25% of your payment is refundable if your booking is cancelled within 5 days prior to your stay.

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