Ikhaya Safari Lodge

Ikhaya Safari Lodge is an exclusive guest house situated along the Constantia Wine Route in Cape Town, South Africa. The name "iKhaya" comes from Zulu and Xhosa, meaning "My Home." This unique property is decorated in authentic African Safari Lodge style, featuring African antelope heads on the walls and animal skins adorning the wooden floors.

The lodge is built on two acres of lush gardens and offers spectacular views of the winelands and Hottentots Holland mountains. The main building showcases a magnificent fireplace, wine cellar, and an open-thatch dining room. The property includes eight en-suite rooms, each elegantly appointed with complimentary tea and coffee facilities. Additionally, there is a one-bedroom thatched cottage with an open-plan lounge, kitchenette, and private terrace.

The accommodation options include various room types: Garden View Suites with queen-size beds and mosquito canopies, Double Rooms with terraces featuring French doors opening onto spacious decks, and a self-catering cottage. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities and private bathrooms. The property boasts excellent facilities including a tennis court and swimming pool.

The lodge is managed by Käthe Phillips, a qualified chef trained at Leiths cookery school in London. Her expertise ensures exceptional breakfast service and her extensive knowledge of the Western Cape makes her an invaluable resource for guests. The property's location provides convenient access to the city centre, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, golf courses, beaches, mountain walks, shopping centres, and restaurants.