  
Lionsrock LodgeLodge and Self-catering accommodation in a wildlife sanctuary of the Free State.Description Five single rooms are available, each holding 2 guests (single beds) with en-suite bathrooms.
The Impala, Wildebeest, Springbuck and Waterbuck Rooms each have showers and the Zebra Room is the only one with a bath. There are also tea and coffee facilities in the rooms.The rooms are equipped for cold winter nights. Each has a beautiful view over grasslands and the Lionsrock Mountain. Four comfortable double suites are available, each with a double bed and en-suite bathroom. The Lion Suite has an en-suite shower. The Leopard Suite also has a sleeper-couch and a romantic corner bath. Both the Caracal and Wild Dogs Suites have baths.
There are also tea and coffee facilities as well as TV's in the rooms. Rooms are equipped for cold winter nights. Tiger chalet is a beautiful wooden self catering unit with an open plan living area and a fully equipped kitchen.
It holds up to four people with one double bed in one room and two single beds in a second room. It has a bathroom with a shower. Indoor fire place to cuddle up, on our cold winter nights.
A barbeque on the deck area is ideal for those wanting to experience an authentic outdoor African meal during hot summer nights. One night in our old Eland sandstone house will take you back in time to the old way of farm life.
The house accommodates 10 people and is self-catering with a fully equipped kitchen - a home away from home.
There are shower and bath facilities in the house. With its peaceful surroundings, Susanna is situated approximately 3km away from the main lodge, perfect for a private getaway with family or friends.
Contact Details:
Reservations
Tel: 086 127 6237
| AttractionsThe game drives include exciting and educational close encounters with the predators which will be part of the Big Cat Sanctuary. There are currently five different predator species on the farm including Bengal Tiger, Caracal, Leopard, Lions and Wild Dogs, accommodated in temporary enclosures all adapted to ensure the safety of both humans and animals. Aardwolf, Black-backed Jackal and Caracal naturally occur in the area, although seldom spotted due to their nocturnal behaviour and activities. Baboons have also been spotted on the sandstone cliffs and overhanging rocks above the Lodge. Dedicated rangers are available for general information on the wildlife and an eco-educational tour around the lodge facilities where some smaller or younger predators may be kept.   
Accolades | :Tourism Council of SA Star Grading |
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