Amazons Restaurant

An upmarket guest lodge situated in Gholfsig with luxury rooms for business guests and tourists alike. WIth Nomndeni Lodges' slogan being hospitality as our passion they will be able to cater to any guests needs with a dining hall, swimmingpool, conference centres and a huge garden

La Rochelle Guest Ranch is situated on a tranquil farm just outside of Middelburg. The establishment offers a relaxing and unforgettable experience.

Lamor Guest House is situated half way between Gauteng and the Lowveld in the tranquil town of Middelburg.

Located near Middelburg Mall, Vilapha Guest House offers its guests quality accommodation at very affordable rates.

Ribbokkloof is part of a series of cattle farms. The glorious sunsets are accompanied by the call of pheasant and guiney fowls under a starlit sky.

The Orion Guest House is situated in Middelburg, halfway between Pretoria and Lydenburg on the Panorama Route - the gateway to the Kruger National Park, Swaziland and Mozambique.

Welcome to Woodpecker Guesthouse; a place where you will feel at home and where you can enjoy excellent food, breakfast and dinner. The rooms are very neat and clean and the interior is very pleasing to the eye.

Golden Fountain Guest House is conveniently located in the middle of six of the 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer stadiums, all within a travelling time of less than two and a half hours. The guest house consists of seven stylishly decorated en-suite rooms, each with private entrance, DStv, and coffee and tea making facilities.

Nexbed Hotel is a small hotel in the CBD of Middelburg, Mpumalanga. Although this hotel is in the middle of the city centre, it has the warm ambience of a guesthouse. The hotel offers double rooms with queen-size beds and single rooms with three-quarter beds. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with showers and DStv.

Middelburg is on the way to Kruger National Park. Middelburg is a modern agricultural and industrial centre. 13km away, via a turn-off on the road to Loskop Dam is Fort Merensky, built by the Sothos and missionary Reverend Merensky, father of the famous geologist, against marauding warriors. Near the fort is an Ndebele village forming part of the Botshabelo Open Air Museum.