Walkersons Hotel & Spa

“A destination well worth the visit”

5 stars in Dullstroom This is a stunning venue, the hotel and grounds are superb, staff are attentive and customer service is excellent. We loved our room. Top drawer linen, fire in the bedroom and view to enjoy. Dinner was delicious and the bar carries a wide variety of wine, spirits and cocktails… more

5 stars in Dullstroom This is a stunning venue, the hotel and grounds are superb, staff are attentive and customer service is excellent. We loved our room. Top drawer linen, fire in the bedroom and view to enjoy. Dinner was delicious and the bar carries a wide variety of wine, spirits and cocktails. Already planning to return. Finally found a spot that we want to come back too

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Superb food and friendly staff.Enjoyed fire places throughout the hotel.The bedrooms magnificent with lovely views of the damms

“Perfect Spot to Stay in Winter”

Safari365 arranged this Hotel for a stopover on our way to Kruger, and what a place it was. The location just out of Dullstroom was ideal and being winter and cold the fireplaces in the rooms was fantastic after enjoying a well prepared meal in their Restaurant. I could not fault anything a… more

Safari365 arranged this Hotel for a stopover on our way to Kruger, and what a place it was. The location just out of Dullstroom was ideal and being winter and cold the fireplaces in the rooms was fantastic after enjoying a well prepared meal in their Restaurant. I could not fault anything about this place and highly recommend it for an overnight stop and for two or three days,

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“Memorable autumnal long weekend”

Walkersons lies in pure Richard Hannay territory – bit of a cliché but it really does feel like you’re in the highlands of Scotland. The hotel itself lies at the bottom of long and winding road and is suitably attired in all the accoutrements of the area – stone walls, cosy rooms with antique fur… more

Walkersons lies in pure Richard Hannay territory – bit of a cliché but it really does feel like you’re in the highlands of Scotland. The hotel itself lies at the bottom of long and winding road and is suitably attired in all the accoutrements of the area – stone walls, cosy rooms with antique furniture and old portraits of long-dead local notables (and their pets). It’s a sprawling property with rooms spread out to ensure peace and privacy (although one of the guests thought it appropriate to play his/her loud music on Saturday afternoon (what’s with these idiotic people and their phones /speakers..). Our cottage was cosy, with a great fireplace that was lit every day – heated blankets as well so the night-time chill was kept at bay. Decent bathroom with a fantastic shower (no glass windows thankfully!) There’s a veranda outside for those early morning contemplations and gazing out at the stunning vista – quite unbelievable to see rail tracks carved into the side of a steep hill and a train slowly meandering through daily. The area is gorgeous in all its autumnal glory – not quite Maine in the fall but still some pretty impressive foliage. The property is networked by walking trials. They are quite extensive so there’s a new view every day – fabulous for walkers. The food – generally quite good, although a touch on the heavy side. Could do with a bit of 21st century updating but it probably suits the Trumpian tribe who haunt these places (and there are lots of them) – not sure why they still haven’t effed off to the US. Breakfast was awesome – I dream about the oats with cream and berries (there’s a whisky version available). Kippers! Not sure when I last saw that on a menu. Good kippers they were too. A memorable stay – will definitely visit again next autumn (hopefully those “refugees” would taken up the offer from that repugnant orange blob…)

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