Accomodation
Stone pathways lead to each of Canyon Lodge's 30 chalets, which are dotted enticingly amongst huge granite boulders, or kopjies, and seven simpler standard rooms which lie closer to the main building.
Rooms
Each chalet has its own small sitting area at the front, with a stone table and camping chairs.Inside, the chalets are quite rustic, but furnished with all of the necessities. Each has twin beds made out of wood, with mosquito nets and a rotating electric fan above, and stone pedestals on either side
Amenity
- Toilet
- Mosquito Net
- Hot/Cold Water Rain Shower
- Electric Fan
- En-suite bath only
There are mosquito nets above the beds and twin pedestals on each side, with a reading light and a small electric fan for very hot nights. A wardrobe and a fur floor rug complete the picture. Each of the standard rooms has an electric fan.
Amenity
- Hot and Cool Water
- Toilet
- En-Suite Bathrooms
- Mosquito Net over all beds
THREE BEDS
STANDARD
Dining
The reception, an indoor restaurant and the bar area can be found here. There is a safe in reception for the safekeeping of valuables. As the building has been constructed by using mostly local stone, the interior is cool, but lacks natural sunlight.
Recreation
A considerable walk from the main area, in a peaceful and isolated spot down a long pathway past the chalets, is a stunning turquoise swimming pool with beautiful views. Comfortable loungers and plenty of shade make this a good place to relax, and there's also an honesty bar and towels for guests to use.Activities arranged by Canyon Lodge are similar to those at Canyon Village, and include a sunrise walk, a morning hike (6km), a drive to Fish River Canyon, horseback riding and a sundowner drive or walk. That said, most travellers with their own car will want to drive to the viewpoints of the Fish River Canyon to take in the spectacle and explore for themselves a bit.
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