About Umzinyathi Farmhouse
This farmhouse is a charming stone and corrugated iron roof building built in the 1920’s. It was once home to George Buntting, who was an expert on the Anglo Zulu War. The farmhouse is at the top of the reserve and has a wonderful view of Isandlwana.
After major renovations, it now has three en suite bedrooms (two with double beds and one with twin beds), sitting room with a fireplace, dining room, kitchen and a large verandah. It is a self-catering unit, but guests do also have the option of having meals at the lodge (at an additional cost) if they do not wish to self cater.
Bar
Barbeque Facilities
Conference Centre
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Library
Malaria Free
Restaurant
Secure Parking
24-hour Security
Credit Card Facilities
Laundry Service (Available)
Meal on Request
On Site
Catch-and-release Fishing
Cycling
Game Viewing
Game Walks
Natural History Tours
Walks (Guided)
Walks (Self Guided)
Off Site
Battlefield Tours
Bird Watching
Cultural Tours
Fishing
Fly Fishing
Game Walks
Golf
Hiking
Historical Tours
Mountain Biking
Museums
Natural History Tours
Walks (Self Guided)
Accommodation Options
Umzinyathi Farmhouse
room with king sized bed
en suite bathroom with bath and shower
Umzinyathi
Room with queen bed
en suite with shower
Umzinyathi
Twin room
bathroom
bath and shower
Umzinyathi House
Situated 5 minutes drive from the Lodge, this is our self catering option
The house has 3 bedrooms, all en suite
Two doubles and one twin
Enjoy beautiful views from the look out spot
Meals can be booked at the Lodge for those who prefer not to self cater, or you can do some self catering and some meals at the Lodge
Standard Room Amenities
Balcony / Deck
Bath
Cooking Equipment
Cooking Facilities
Electrical Outlets
Fan
Fireplace
Fridge
Heater
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Service (Available)
Lounge Area
Outside Shower
Pure Cotton Linen
Shower
Tea / Coffee
Verandah
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