Isandlwana Lodge
'A Natal Battlefield Lodge, where all the rooms face the beautiful Isandlwana valley and mountain'
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| Isandlwana Lodge is carved into the iNyoni rock overlooking Mount Isandlwana, the site of the historic Anglo-Zulu war battle which took place on the 22nd of January, 1879. Today, the enigmatic mountain of Isandlwana nestles peacefully amongst the majestic beauty of the Zululand hills. In January 1879, however, it was the site of one of the most dramatic and enthralling events in the history of the Zulu Kingdom. |
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| Take time to relax at the Isandlwana Lodge and re-live the history of both the Anglo Zulu and Anglo Boer Wars, as well as enjoy the vibrant culture of the modern Zulu people. Or even visit one of the famous Zululand Game Reserves. Isandlwana Lodge offers twelve luxury rooms all en-suite and tastefully decorated in a mixture of traditional and modern styles. The Lodge is carved into the iNyoni rock formation on top of which the Zulu commander stood during the battle of Isandlwana on 22 January 1879. Enjoy unparalleled views from the crisp early light of a sparkling Zulu dawn to the splendour of the African sunset. Unwind in the pool built among the rocks after a day on the battlefields. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the library where you can hone up on your history. Make new friends in the pleasant surroundings of our lounge and allow our specialist chef to provide you with some of the best food in KwaZulu-Natal. Or just relax on your private balcony at Isandlwana Lodge. All rooms at Isandlwana Lodge face the historic and scenically beautiful Isandlwana plain with a view of the mountain. Isandlwana Lodge is the ideal location for executive conferences or team-building getaways, where groups can benefit from our unique concepts, developed and built around the battles by our historian, Rob Gerrard, author and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Isandlwana Lodge offers the unforgettable experience of horseback trails through the limitless landscapes and remote rural Zulu settlements of KwaZulu-Natal. To ride as far as the eye can see with no fence or boundary is a rare treat to most. As one savors the experience, it is easy to imagine the creak of ox wagons, the crack of rifles, the chant of warriors and the smells of gunpowder, leather and smoky bivouacs under the vast African sky. Even if you are not into the military history of the famous battles that took place in the general area of Isandlwana, you can enjoy riding to where the sky meets the sun-drenched earth, and beyond. |
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| Room Types | Basis | Bathroom | Validity | P/P Sharing | P/P Single |
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| Standard Rooms | D/B/B | En-Suite | 01/05/08 - 30/09/08 | R1 445.00 | On Request |
| Standard Rooms | D/B/B | En-Suite | 01/10/08 - 31/12/08 | R1 595.00 | On Request |
| Standard Rooms | D/B/B | En-Suite | 01/01/09 - 30/04/09 | R1 700.00 | On Request |
| Standard Rooms | D/B/B | En-Suite | 01/05/09 - 30/09/09 | R1 515.00 | On Request |
| Standard Rooms | D/B/B | En-Suite | 01/10/09 - 31/12/09 | R1 700.00 | On Request |
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