Lalapanzi Hotel

The Lalapanzi Hotel is situated on the N1 in the Bandelierkop area. It is an old Tudor-style English hotel. Guests can wake up to the sound of joyful birds singing. The rooms are equipped with eight DStv channels. The hotel has a restaurant, a Bull and Bush ladies bar, and a horse & Cart Sports Bar.

The hotel offers skirmishes tours in the area and opened the Skirmishes Museum on April 23, 2005. Visitors can explore Lovedale Park, Sweetwaters Hotel, the Battle of Vliegenpan site, and see the bust of General Beyers, who is now located in the Soutpansberg.

The hotel has a proper hall with chandeliers and an indoor braai area. It can accommodate 250 people in a theatre-style setup and 180 people at tables, making it ideal for conferences and weddings. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi internet services to its customers.

The Skirmishes route, based on the book "Bushveld Carbineers of 1895-1910," can be explored as a day route. It involves British, German, Australian, and Boer War involvement. Visitors can see the beautiful African villages and scenery of the Elim area, where the Swiss built Lemana School and the Swiss Hospital.

The hotel offers game drives with a vehicle that accommodates a minimum of four and a maximum of eight people, as well as bird watching opportunities. Horse-drawn carts are available for game viewing. There are walking trails on the large grounds, allowing visitors to observe interesting wildlife. Walking and mountain biking trails of 4 and 7 km are available.

The hotel has caravan and camping facilities with power units and a secluded Bush Boma for private functions and team building. Garden weddings are possible, with a marquee area that can accommodate up to 550 people. The Chandelier Hall caters for 180 guests, and beautiful chandeliers and draping add to the romantic ambiance.

Each room at the hotel is set in a garden with a garden entrance, except for room 31, which is the only upstairs room with a view over the game and Bandelierkop, an outside braai, and a kitchen.