Great news for all the travellers out there: we have upgraded our internet access speed from a 2mbps line to a 10mbps uncapped line. Our guests can now enjoy this access at no additional cost and without any limitation.

At the end of July the entire Rhulani staff completed a one-week butler training course. It was a great success, and takes Rhulani to the next level.

After two and a half years of service at Rhulani, Chris Altenkirk has been appointed as new general manager.

We are happy to announce that Rhulani Safari Lodge has been accepted as a member of the African Travel and Tourism Association (Atta).

Our guests will certainly remember the morning of Tuesday, 6 May, for a long time. Instead of the usual early-morning game drive, we surprised them with an exceptional opportunity to gain insight into one specific conservation activity: rhino notching.

What a better way to get to know our chef Harry Mathibedi than through one of his recipes?

The World Luxury Hotel Awards reward and congratulate hotels that have excelled beyond the normal call of duty and we are proud to be among them. Let us tell you why.

Meet Rhulani Owners, in the view of reporter Brian Berkman.

Rhulani’s logo is an adaptation of a Bushman painting depicting an eland – the largest of the antelopes and a sacred icon of the San people.