El Shaddai Lodge

El Shaddai Lodge is situated in King Williams Town. It offers guests the option of staying in self-catering or bed and breakfast units. The lodge is fenced, and security guards patrol the premises at night. Shuttle services are available upon request.

The lodge consists of eight self-catering units and 30 en-suite rooms, all of which are comfortably furnished. Seven of the self-catering units have four rooms each, while the remaining unit has three rooms. These units are equipped with double and single beds, and each unit has shared bathrooms. The kitchens are fully equipped with stoves, ovens, microwaves, fridges, cutlery, and crockery. The lounges are comfortably furnished and equipped with TVs.

The en-suite rooms are furnished with double beds, and each room has an en-suite bathroom. These rooms are equipped with bar fridges, tea and coffee facilities, TVs with DStv channels, and an iron and ironing board. Braai facilities are available upon request, and secure off-street parking is provided.

El Shaddai Lodge offers conference facilities and catering for a maximum of 50 delegates. A data projector and flip charts are available, and delegates receive a book, pen, sweets, and bottled water.

King Williams Town offers a variety of interesting attractions and activities. Guests can visit the Amathole Museum, which holds the largest collection of mammals in Africa. They can view Huberta the hippo that walked 1500 km or visit the Steve Biko Garden of Remembrance. Guests can also follow the Nelson Mandela Route, and the Rooikrans and Maden dams offer opportunities for fishing and water sports. If guests wish to attempt the 100 km Amatola Hiking Trail, the town is only 22 km from its starting point and serves as an ideal base for this adventure.

The lodge does not accept student or scholar reservations unless supervised by an adult.