Palm Loge Mthatha

Palm Loge Mthatha

Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Bed-en-Ontbijt
(POA)

Palm Lodge Bed and Breakfast offers both the corporate or leisure guest all the comforts of home. Situated near a Golf Course, Palm Lodge offers 7 rooms (all en-suite) with their own entrance.

All rooms have DStv, tea and coffee facilities, fans, electric blankets and microwaves. Braai facilities are available. There are also fridges in all rooms.

We have Credit card facilities. Should you have your own vehicle, secure parking is available. The lodge is protected by an electric fence. We also have a swimming pool for those warm days.

Umtata is Madiba country. Renowned as the world's most loved ex-convict, (Nelson Mandela) this former statesman was born in the nearby town of Mvezo, spent his childhood in Qunu and today the main buildings of the Nelson Mandela Museum are in Umtata.

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PALM LOGE MTHATHA FACILITEITEN
Available Next Weekend Braai/Barbecue Credit Card Facilities Double bed Fridge Parking on Premises Satellite TV Swimming Pool
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Latitude: -31.58355   Longitude: 28.76350


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