Thaba eNtle

The staff is very friendly and accomodating, they have no mood swings or whatsoever and always willing to help(all of them), the place itself was a great, we went quadbiking and it was an amazing experience even though my quad bike got stuck as it was my first time using it, I would definitely to someone who has never been there

SO disappointing. The whole reserve is still being built so expect to see construction materials littered everywhere in nature and expect to hear construction sounds throughout the day (starting at 8am-5 pm). It's right next to a busy road, so any bush sounds are drowned out by trucks and cars going past. There are very few animals, and the ones there are white, as the owner is obsessed with collecting white animals (like their resident white reindeer and small, Namibian bat-eared foxes they keep locked in cage). It's definitely NOT a conservation-focused place. The reserve manager is not very friendly or accommodating and shifts blame onto guests for complaining about excessively hot rooms (the Pods) and not having sufficient electricity to cool them (the solar battery is tiny and runs out quickly so forget about using the aircon during the summer.) It's also WAY too expensive for what you get. Maybe none of the above would bother others, but we wanted a real bush getaway, away from the city with the sights and sounds of the bush, animal viewing, and enough amenities (like aircon) to really be comfortable and have our stress melt away (this was our only getaway this year and we saved up for it). I was bitterly disappointed and spent much of the first day just devastated and more stressed than ever. We wanted to leave early, but our trip was turned around by a very nice lady at reception who went out of her way to salvage our trip and relocated us to the stunning log cabin, which had stunning views and so much privacy (hence the 2 stars). All in all, though... wouldn't visit again and would never recommend to anyone.

This place is Heaven on earth! Me and my husband spent 2 nights in the Cabin/Pods and we were treated like royalty, it was the most wonderful experience, not only is everything breathtaking but the staff is beyond kind, helpful and will go out of their way to make your time special. This is truly a hidden Gem in our Country and so Unique to experience a real African adventure. We cannot wait to go back!

Exceptional service from staff. They even helped us with food regardless that we had forgotten to book 5 days in advance. A bit high on the price but I think it was an amazing experience in the mountains. I would go again

Very beautiful place, that was very much worth the visit. For a winter visit, it had everything to keep us warm and toasty. We appreciated the staff. They were very friendly, helpful and considerate.

This was the best day and perfect spot for a weekend getaway. Superb service and amazing friendly staff. I loved the fact that there was so much activities we could do in the bush!

Loved it. Excellent Management like they say "the prove is in the poeding". Staff are very friendly and professional at all times. Helpfull. Service with a smile at all times. Activities well organised. House keeping five star.

I recently spent a weekend at Thaba Entle Game Lodge, and it was an unforgettable experience. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality and exceptional service. The lodge is nestled in a stunning natural setting, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Our accommodation was luxurious and comfortable, with all the amenities we needed for a relaxing stay. The decor perfectly complemented the natural beauty of the area, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and we enjoyed peaceful nights of sleep. Overall, our weekend at Thaba Entle Game Lodge exceeded all our expectations. The combination of luxury, natural beauty, and exceptional service made it a truly memorable stay. We can't wait to return and would highly recommend this lodge to anyone looking for a perfect getaway in the heart of nature. Ike Makae