Name: Letaba River Lodge
Address: Tzaneen, 0850, South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 76 991 1111

Letaba River Lodge is a lodging, located at Tzaneen, 0850, South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 76 991 1111 for more detailed information.

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Tzaneen, 0850

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Added by Jopie, at 30 October 2016

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Antonio Bowers

05 April 2018

Beautiful hotel only if you have a 4 x 2.
Lian Van Emmenis

01 April 2018

Letaba River Lodge has a lot to offer. You drive in with a well maintained gravel road. As you get to the gate you can feel the excitement bubbling inside of you.
The first thing you see is a row of large lion enclosures. When I drove in I was lucky enough to see two lions pairing.

The reception was friendly and the room was neat, well furnished and had a great view. The view could be seen from a balcony where I could stand for a long time and listen to the roar of the lions.

The service at the restaurant was friendly, but a little slow. The food was delicious and the plating beautiful.

There is a swimming pool, braai area, wedding and convention facilities.

I went to the lion park in the morning, there I could see a variety of animals. There are (white and brown) lions, (siberian, bengal and white) tigers, caracals, coati and a few other animals.

For R100 extra you can enter some of the enclosures with a ranger. The animals that I interacted with were; 3 month and 1.5 year old lions, adult and baby caracals, coati and one or two others.

All in all it was a great stay, with memorable moments.
Serathi Phalane

11 March 2018

Nice place to visit. It really enjoyable. Most of the wild animals are available
Henna Woortmeyer

17 February 2018

Love it enjoy the animals beautiful place friendly and capable staff the juice was delicious thanks
Tha2 T

10 February 2018

One of the best places in town. The place is beautiful and very exciting from the moment you enter the premises you just know that you are going to have a lot of fun there.
عثمان علي

24 November 2017

Great place and view Long drive to get to it
Willie Schutte

22 November 2017

Great overnight prices. Amazing animals. Very friendly staff. Had the best barman.
Rebotile Mashele

22 September 2017

It has a lot of refreshing areas but service was not that exciting for me
Werner Van Deventer

22 September 2017

Great wedding venue, lodge is clean and affordable they also boast with an lion park where you can have an live interaction with baby and grown loins it is an experience i will never forget.
Funi Makhubele

25 June 2017

Terrible owner very rude no customer relations at all. I had my wedding there and it was raining the rooms were wet. There was no water for me and my wedding crew to shower. The hall where i had my wedding reception had no electricity and water all over. Andre the owner wouldn't even pick up my calls or have anything to say to me. The stuff is great but are overworked and abused. Terrible terrible place to spend the night or have an even there. Only good to see the animals.
EMMANUEL Lugaga

20 May 2017

This is one of the fewest wonderful places ever. Imagine seeing lions, tigers and cheetahs from a very close range. One can't even imagine it is right here on Limpopo. Few people are aware of this place. I like it and would like to visit it more often. Halalaa a, Lions, Halalaaa
Charles Tagg

24 April 2017

Great venue. The tranquility is soothing to the soul the chatter of the lions between the camps is spectacular. Good food, good company, great surroundings. Such an incredible destination
Wisani Nkuna

24 April 2017

It's peaceful and secluded. The service is commendable and the facilities are grt
Anne Greenhalgh

02 March 2017

Food was good. Gifts not too expensive.
Jbgood75

06 November 2016

Disgusting exploitation at it's finest. Where are the mothers of these very young cubs that get handled by humans all day long? Why are all these animals being raised at a camp for tourists? Whybecause they are being raised for canned hunts! All of these animals that are being loved on and hand raised by people, all of these animals that seem so well cared for, all of these animals that pose for pictures will wind up on the other side of a rifle and their heads will hang on some trophy hunters wall and their bones shipped to Asia for "medicinal" use. Great way to disguise yourselves as some sort of animal refuge.