Letaba Junction Guest House

Letaba Junction Guest House is situated on the banks of the Letaba River, overlooking the water which is a habitat for hippos and crocodiles. The Letaba River, also known as Lehlaba, is derived from a Sotho term meaning "sandy river." It originates from the confluence of the Great Letaba and Little Letaba Rivers and continues its journey until it becomes a tributary of the Olifants River in the foothills of the Lebombo Mountains near South Africa's border with Mozambique.

The guest house features four luxury rooms, six standard rooms, and one family room. Each room is equipped with an en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, tea and coffee-making facilities, a TV with DStv, and Wi-Fi internet access. Additionally, the premises include a restaurant, a gift shop, a hair salon, and a beauty salon. Guests can engage in various activities in the surrounding area, such as game drives, visits to crocodile farms, golf estates, waterfalls, and museums.

The luxury rooms offer amenities like air conditioning, a king-size bed, two single beds, a private en-suite bathroom, a wardrobe, a smart TV with a DStv bouquet, a private patio with a river view, and a coffee station equipped with top-of-the-range coffee espresso machines. The guest house also provides complimentary Wi-Fi access.