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HOTELS & LODGES GROUP BROCHURE DESTINATIONS FREE STATE MPUMALANGA NORTHERN CAPE aha Bloemfontein Hotel Bongani Mountain Lodge aha Kathu Hotel aha Casa do Sol Hotel & Resort GAUTENG Boulders Safari Lodge WESTERN CAPE aha Kopanong Hotel & Conference Buffalo Rock aha Harbour Bridge Hotel & Suites Centre Mdluli Safari Lodge aha Simon’s Town Quayside Hotel Nkambeni safari Camp aha The Rex Hotel KWAZULU-NATAL Shalati Kruger Lodge aha Alpine Heath Resort Shalati Safari Camp BOTSWANA aha Gateway Hotel Chobe Marina Lodge aha Shakaland NORTH WEST Masa Square Hotel Ivory Tree Game Lodge LIMPOPO Lesedi ZAMBIA Makalali Main Lodge Madikwe River Lodge The David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa Makalali River Lodge Shepherd’s Tree Game Lodge Thakadu River Camp SOUTH AFRICA LIMPOPO GAUTENG MPUMALANGA NORTH WEST FREE STATE KWAZULU- NATAL NORTHERN CAPE WESTERN CAPE BOTSWANA ZAMBIA Kasane Gaborone Livingstone table of contents TRAVEL DESTINATIONS Free State ........ ...................................................................................................... 1 Gauteng .................................................................................................................. 2 Kwazulu-Natal ...................................................................................................... 3 Limpopo ................................................................................................................. 6 Mpumalanga ......................................................................................................... 8 Northern Cape ..................................................................................................... 16 North West ............................................................................................................ 17 Western Cape ...................................................................................................... 22 Botswana ............................................................................................................... 25 Zambia .................................................................................................................... 27 BBBEE ..................................................................................................................... 28 Awards .................................................................................................................... 28 FREE STATE aha | BLOEMFONTEIN HOTEL R380,c/o Parfitt Kathu, and Northern Henry Cape, Street, 8446 Park West Tel: +27 5351 444050 00763142 Email: [email protected]@ahahotels.co.za The contemporary interior of aha Bloemfontein Hotel is especially designed to meet the needs of a business traveller. Situated on the corner of Henry Street and Parfitt Avenue which is a walking distance from the Loch Logan Waterfront, Bloemfontein Medi-Clinic and Sports Stadiums. The CBD and The University of the Free State are a mere 5 minutes drive from the hotel. ACCOMMODATION aha Bloemfontein Hotel has 60 bedrooms, all en-suite. All rooms have LCD TV’s with a bouquet of DSTV channels. The rooms are fully air conditioned and have WIFI access. DINING The hotel boasts a chic bar, on the first floor with a plasma TV, the perfect place to relax after a busy day. We serve a light and healthy breakfast. A selection of warm dishes are also available. We also cater for Vegetarian and Halaal guests on request. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS/ACTIVITIES • Loch Logan Waterfront • Mimosa Mall • Toyota Stadium • University of the Free State • Central University of Technology 1 GAUTENG aha | KOPANONG HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTRE R380,c/o Parfitt Kathu,243 Glen and Northern GoryHenry Road, Cape, Street, Norton 8446 Park Estate, West Benoni 1501 Tel: +27 5351 444050 00763142 Tel: +27 11 749 0000 Email: [email protected]@aha..co.za Email: [email protected] aha Kopanong Hotel & Conference Centre is set on a tranquil and beautifully maintained country estate, east of Johannesburg. Picturesque gardens and a quiet atmosphere add to the harmonious feeling of this unique establishment. This “Meeting Place” will reawaken your senses. ACCOMMODATION The aha Kopanong Hotel & Conference Centre comprises of 57 fully detached chalets, totalling 168 bedrooms, each with a traditional African feel and all offering comfort with a touch of African elegance. Each chalet has 3 individual rooms with private entrances which can, for group bookings, be opened up via inter-leading doors to allow complete access, transforming the rooms into a spacious Villa. The rooms also feature en-suite bathrooms, high speed internet access and a large work area, perfect for the business traveller. DINING The tastefully decorated Moshate Restaurant offers dinners and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Exquisitely prepared cuisine and mouth-watering aromas will make every meal at aha Kopanong Hotel a memorable one. CONFERENCING The aha Kopanong Hotel & Conference Centre has 19 uniquely designed conference venues offering flexibility by opening partition doors to maximize our largest venue which can hold up to 400 delegates. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS/ACTIVITIES • Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site • Maropeng Visitor Centre and Sterkfontein Caves • Origin Centre • aha Lesedi Cultural Village • Emperors Palace Casino • Carnival City Casino and Entertainment Centre • O.R. Tambo International Airport, 12.5km • City of Johannesburg Tour 2 KWAZULU-NATAL aha | ALPINE HEATH RESORT D119, Off Old Cavernberg Road, Jagersrust, Northern Drakensberg, 3354 Tel: +27 36 438 6484 Email: [email protected] aha Alpine Heath Resort & Conference Centre is a stylish four-star village in the heart of the Drakensberg. The resort is surrounded by crystal-clear streams, fresh mountain air, and is widely regarded as one of South Africa’s premier conference and family holiday resorts in the Drakensberg. ACCOMMODATION aha Alpine Heath Resort & Conference Centre offers 100 superb north-facing en-suite, self-catering chalets, with breathtaking views of the Drakensberg mountains. Room configuration is 100 Three-Bedroom Self-Catering Chalets, each with 1 x double room and 2 x twin bedrooms. 1 Chalet is specially modified for physically impaired guests. Each self-catering chalet sleeps a maximum of 6 people including children. The rooms also feature en-suite bathrooms, high speed internet access and a large work area, perfect for the business traveller. DINING The Tavern Bar caters for a variety of light meals and a snack menu is available throughout the day. Also on offer is a Pool Bar, Pizzeria and Coffee Shop. Dependent on occupancy, The Le Gruyéres Restaurant offers either an à La Carte or Buffet Breakfast and for Dinner, either a Buffet Dinner or Light Snack Menu. Our property is unique in that it is a village complete with a Village Market for the few items you may have forgotten, and its own charming village square. General items available are freshly baked bread and rolls, croissants, scones, muffins, farm eggs, cheeses, a variety of cold and marinated meats, braai packs, fresh milk, fresh fruit and vegetables, salads and picnic baskets. CONFERENCING/WEDDINGS This popular resort offers quality wedding and a variety of conference facilities. We pride ourselves in hosting unforgettable events tailored to meet your needs. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS/ACTIVITIES • Horse Riding • Walking and Hiking Trails • Mountain Biking • Putt-Putt • Canopy Tours 3 KWAZULU-NATAL aha | GATEWAY HOTEL Cnr Centenary Boulevard & Twilight Drive, Gateway, 4321 Tel: +27 31 536 9200 Email: [email protected] Appealing to both the leisure and business market, aha Gateway Hotel offers its guests instant access to the entertainment of Gateway Theatre of Shopping that boasts an enormous range of stores with local and international merchandise on offer, a wide variety of classy restaurants, as well as two world-class cinemas. ACCOMMODATION aha Gateway Hotel offers 146 rooms that comprise of 104 Standard Rooms, 19 Double Superior Rooms, 18 King Superior Rooms, 3 Junior Suites and 2 Paraplegic Rooms. DINING The Fig Tree Café serves a variety of Continental Cuisine with a selection that is endless and extremely delicious. CONFERENCING The hotel has 5 well-appointed conference venues that accommodates up to 500 delegates, all equipped with the latest technology. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS/ACTIVITIES • Gateway Theatre of Shopping • Beaches • King Shaka International Airport • Go Wild Park • Virgin Active Gym 4 KWAZULU-NATAL aha | SHAKALAND Normanhurst Farm, Nkwalini, Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal, 3816 Tel: +27 35 460 0912 Email: [email protected] Relive the excitement and romance of the days of King Shaka, the great Zulu king and conqueror of yesteryear. Experience the rhythm of Africa at this authentic recreation of the Great Kraal overlooking Phobane Lake. Watch assegai-wielding warriors; share the fascinating secrets of the sangomas and witness traditional customs such as tribal dancing, spear-making and beer-drinking ceremonies. Enrich your life forever with the greatest Zulu experience in Africa. ACCOMMODATION The 55 traditional beehive huts comprise of: Twin Standard Rooms for 2 adults sharing, Double Standard Rooms for 2 adults and 2 children sharing and Family Rooms for up to 4 people. DINING The traditional Zulu-style Shisa Nyama restaurant offers guests an opportunity to enjoy ethnic dishes and a tasty carvery. CONFERENCING A well-equipped and modern conference room is available to accommodate up to 100 delegates. NANDI EXPERIENCE Experience a three-hour daytime adventure
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