For the ultimate bush experience in a relaxing up-market stay, come and indulge in the serenity the bushveld has to offer.
We invite you to come enjoy a home away from home.
The Hyde is an exquisite self-catering holiday home in the heart of Marloth Park, outside of Komatipoort. This property is a perfect choice for friends and family who are looking for a relaxing environment from where they can explore and enjoy the surrounding nature, or those who are looking for a stop on their way to Mozambique.
This home can accommodate up to 6 guests in 3 bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. All 3 of the bedrooms are furnished with a queen-size bed and an air-conditioner. The first bedroom has access to the veranda by the pool and an en-suite bathroom that is fitted with a bath, shower, washbasin and toilet, while the remaining 2 bedrooms has en-suite bathrooms that are fitted with a shower. The second bedroom has access to the outdoors overlooking the bushveld and it’s own deck. Linen, bath towels and swimming towels are provided.
The open-plan kitchen is equipped with a fridge-freezer, gas stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, cutlery and crockery, an iron and ironing board, tea- and coffee-making facilities and a breakfast bar with stools. The living room is furnished with comfortable seating and a Smart TV. The living area opens up onto a covered patio that features a built-in braai and a dining table. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available.
The Hyde has a solar system and a backup water system for emergency purposes.
Guests have access to a private splash pool, sun loungers, and a firepit and secure parking on the premises. Amenities such as shops and restaurants can be enjoyed in Marloth Park on the main road, Olifant Street. Other restaurants outside of Marloth Park are Emjejane (Hectorspruit) which is approximately 23.7 km away and Malelane which is approximately 41.4 km away. The Crocodile Bridge Gate to The Kruger National Park is approximately 19.6 km away.
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