Pilanesberg accommodation
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Pilanesberg accommodation
I've been to Pilanesberg several times for the day from Johannesburg. With my wife next time, I'd like to stay overnight.
I'm looking for something simple, like the rondels (spelling?) I've seen elsewhere. I've checked the park website, which seems to include the resort-type lodges but nothing simpler. I've e-mailed them (twice
) seeking advice, but no response as yet.
Do you know of any simple accommodation tn the park? I guess b&bs will be outside.
Thanks for your help.
I'm looking for something simple, like the rondels (spelling?) I've seen elsewhere. I've checked the park website, which seems to include the resort-type lodges but nothing simpler. I've e-mailed them (twice
) seeking advice, but no response as yet.Do you know of any simple accommodation tn the park? I guess b&bs will be outside.
Thanks for your help.
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Thanks, all, for your hints. Ah, Cheetah_SA, - Rondavels - that's what I needed, thanks.
I haven't yet found what I was looking for and it looks as though we may end up in one of the resorts.
I haven't yet found what I was looking for and it looks as though we may end up in one of the resorts.
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It seems the accommodation in Pilanesberg is only the expensive type, they don't have the cheaper ones like Kruger. Of course Sun City is WAY too expensive so I was thinking Rustenberg is the only place to find budget accommodation.

