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Ideal for nature lovers looking for a self-sufficient getaway, lodges are fully furnished and have kitchen facilities. Usually made of wood and surrounded by forests or mountains, lodges can be part of a group or a single unit. More remote than vacation homes, lodges are popular for safari trips.

Lodges That Guests Love in Rorkeʼs Drift

  • Avg. price/night: $206.73
    Scored 9.7
    9.7
    Rated exceptional
    Exceptional
     · 86 reviews
    The hospitality ethic of Fugitives Drift Lodge is of the highest standard. The staff are friendly and very attentive.The battle fields talks were the highlight. Both Douglas Rattray and Mphiwa were exceptional in bringing a part of history alive with their presentations.
    Valma
    Young couple
  • Avg. price/night: $478.99
    Scored 9.3
    9.3
    Rated wonderful
    Wonderful
     · 22 reviews
    Was upgraded to the Lodge on arrival. It really is seven star. The staff are amazing. Wonderful view from our huge room. The tour guides were special and brought the two battle sites alive for us.
    Andrew
    Young couple
  • Avg. price/night: $206.73
    Scored 9.7
    9.7
    Rated exceptional
    Exceptional
     · 86 reviews
    An amazing blend of new and old buildings and a stunning location. You feel a spiritual connection between the lodge and the battlefields, in particular because of the graves on the site. All the staff do a fantastic job and guides knowledge is second to none. A must go location if you wish to visit the battlefields
    A
    Anonymous
    Travelers with friends
  • Avg. price/night: $206.73
    Scored 9.7
    9.7
    Rated exceptional
    Exceptional
     · 86 reviews
    Such a stunning location! We were treated to an impromptu safari drive from the gate to reception. Baby zebra, giraffe, gnu and a flock of buck happily grazing along the road. The outdoor shower at Umzanyathi farmhouse was such a treat.
    Martin
    Family with young children
  • Avg. price/night: $206.73
    Scored 9.7
    9.7
    Rated exceptional
    Exceptional
     · 86 reviews
    The vibe was excellent. Everyone was extremely friendly and made the stay a joy. We stayed in the cottages furthest away from the Lodge. Therefore, passing and having selfies with the family of giraffes and zebras a few times a day made the stay even more memorable
    Nathan
    Young couple
  • Avg. price/night: $138.51
    Scored 8.6
    8.6
    Rated excellent
    Excellent
     · 45 reviews
    Excellent stay at the lodge staff were great and really looked after us. The track in was a challenge and fun to drive.
    Ian
    Travelers with friends
  • Avg. price/night: $478.99
    Scored 9.3
    9.3
    Rated wonderful
    Wonderful
     · 22 reviews
    The breakfast was great and lunch and dinner a culinary delight. Snacks before dinner were exquisite. The host family and staff are very kind and approachable and take attention to detail. I would definitely recommend Fugitives Drift Lodge. The guides are excellent and both tours are worth doing, in fact a must. It is a very well looked after property with beautiful views and rooms that are extra comfortable.
    Andra
    Group
  • Avg. price/night: $138.51
    Scored 8.6
    8.6
    Rated excellent
    Excellent
     · 45 reviews
    Beautiful location, quiet, lots of wildlife. The lodge(no1) was spacious, clean, nicely decorated and comfortable. In a word luxurious! Definitely lived up to expectations. Lovely food. Very atmospheric.
    Michael
    Solo traveler
  • Scored 8.6
    8.6
    Rated excellent
    Excellent
     · 7 reviews
    Beautiful small lodge in rural location right next round the corner from Rorke's Drift. Very welcoming family-friendly establishment. Fabulous thatched public space with beautiful views overlooking the river. Food was outstanding and very reasonable, and our room was very comfortable.
    Iain
    Family with young children
  • Avg. price/night: $206.73
    Scored 9.7
    9.7
    Rated exceptional
    Exceptional
     · 86 reviews
    Fugitives Drift Lodge does hospitality with a capital H. From the minute you arrive you are welcomed as part of the family. Our highlight was talking with the family, the staff and the other guests, not just on the tours but also during the hosted lunches and dinners. We learned a lot from them on a variety of topics far wider than the military history for which they are famous. We also enjoyed both guided and unguided walks on the estate and browsing the exhibits in the museum and reading room.
    Michael
    Young couple