Bushveld Terrace Safari Hotel, Lodge & Spa is a 4-star retreat in Phalaborwa, South Africa, located just 1,4 mi from the city center. The address is 2 Hendrik Van Eck, and the property has 549 reviews while breakfast is offered to start the day.

Facilities shine with a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool (free), private parking (free), and free WiFi, plus room service, a terrace, a bar, sun deck, and a tour desk. For business or special occasions, meeting or banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, and additional options like a golf course (extra charge), air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, wheelchair accessibility, beach umbrellas (free), beach chairs/loungers, a patio, a garden, a balcony with a view, and a bathtub help tailor the stay.

Minimum price starts from $92.

Set just outside the safari rhythm, the grounds invite a refreshing break with an outdoor pool available all year long, featuring a shallow end for easy lounging. Private parking is free, and free WiFi keeps plans and day trips flowing, while room service, a terrace, a bar, a sun deck, and a tour desk make it easy to unwind and map out the next adventure.

On-site dining centers around Bushveld Terrace Restaurant on Kruger, where Local cuisine shines in settings described as Family-Friendly, Modern, and Romantic. It’s a convenient spot for meals after a day of exploring, with the restaurant earning praise for its versatile ambiance. For business meetings or special occasions, meeting or banquet facilities are available for an extra charge, and golf enthusiasts can add a round at the nearby course for an extra fee.

A variety of room types awaits, including Standard Rooms, Classic and Deluxe options, Luxury and Family configurations, as well as the Marula Suite for a touch of extra space. Minimum price starts from $92. Accepted payment methods include American Express, Mastercard, Diners Club, and Visa, with cash not accepted. Free private parking and free WiFi support easy stays, while on-site amenities help balance comfort with convenient access to Phalaborwa’s charms.