Bishops Guest House

Bishops Guest House is a magnificent colonial home that was built in 1891 for the Bishop of Zululand. It is situated on the fringe of the 240-hectare indigenous Dlinza Forest with its abundant birdlife and aerial boardwalk, and is approximately an hour and a half drive from Durban. The stately residence has recently been refurbished, preserving the original architecture while incorporating modern finishes, and offers six generous, comfortable en-suite rooms with an exceptional ambience and personalized service.

The guest house provides convenient access to shopping centers, restaurants, museums, Eshowe Hills Golf Course, and The Zululand Brewing Company. It also offers game viewing, boat cruises, fishing, birding, cultural, and historical tours, as well as communication facilities for business travelers. The guest house serves as a great stopover for exploring the Zulu Kingdom and Route 66.

The double standard room with an en-suite shower features a double bed, flatscreen DSTV, free WiFi, a tea/coffee making facility, a small fridge, and a heater/fan.