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"All in all this was a great family trip. My only "complaint" is the staff were a little hard to find as we were just in the "off Season" so there was very little supervision around the pools and the super tube. Other than that no complaints at all. "

"Unfortunately my first stay at a hotel on my home province was not great. They gave us a room that was basically in a basement. The worse thing was there was no power the room was duck and hot, it was not load shedding but an issue around the area. We ended up looking for accommodation somewhere else that had backup generators. So basically we had to pay again for another accommodation. Overall the place looks good and clean but being in a basement in the dark was a no no."

"Bushveld terrace is the only place to stay in Phalaborwa, staff are friendly, rooms clean and spacious. Restuarant serves delicious meals "

"We had an amazing stay. The staff were so nice and really helpful throughout our whole stay. They have some really cute dogs as well you can have a play with. Would definitely go back again. "

"For a 3 star i guess it was ok, but offputting was the massive spider and cockroach as well as the mould in the bathroom"

"The room was very small but adequate for a stop over but I did expect a little bigger. Was also clean and we were not at all cold. But it doesn’t really feel like a “guesthouse”. A) it seems more like they just built some rooms in their backyard and accommodate people for extra money - there is no breakfast option etc. but mostly B) the hostess was really not friendly and did not make us feel welcome at all. She just stood leaning against the counter with her arms folded when we arrived. She didn’t come greet us, introduce herself or make us feel particularly welcome. In fact we felt decidedly unwelcome and that we were an unavoidable inconvenience. The only hospitable thing she did was tell us where we could have supper in town. If you want to be in the hospitality business you need to be hospitable and make your guests feel like “guests” in your guesthouse. "