Cathedral Peak Hotel
Drakensberg, South Africa
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Full board (FB)
Accommodation, All meals and 2 more
6 room types
Standard Room, Standard Interleading Room, Standard Thatched Room and 3 more
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By road
about 200 km from Durban King Shaka airport (DUR)
From about A$220
per person / night, sharing
Overview
About Cathedral Peak Hotel
Cathedral Peak Hotel is a family-owned mountain hotel in the Drakensberg. Its room mix spans standard rooms, family interleading rooms, suites and a presidential suite. The current rack rate includes all meals plus mid-morning and afternoon tea, while the surrounding World Heritage landscape provides access to hiking and other outdoor time. Families can use the interleading room options and published child rates. Peak travel dates have a three-night minimum stay.
“A practical full-board base for families and walkers who want meals included beside the Drakensberg peaks.”
Best for
Known for
What you can expect to see
A full-board mountain stay with direct access to Drakensberg scenery and family room options.
Your stay
What's included
Board: Full board (FB)
Included
- Accommodation
- All meals
- Mid-morning tea
- Afternoon tea
Not included
- Park fees
Facilities
Comforts and facilities
At the property
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Gym
Rooms
Where you sleep
- Standard Roomsleeps 2 adults and 1 child
- Standard Interleading Roomsleeps 4 adults and 2 children
- Standard Thatched Roomsleeps 3 adults and 2 children
- Superior Roomsleeps 2 adults and 1 child
- Executive / Honeymoon Suitesleeps 2 adults
- Presidential Suitesleeps 2 adults
Getting there
How you'll arrive
- How you arrive
- By road · about 200 km from Durban King Shaka airport (DUR)
Good to know
Before you book
- Children
- All ages welcome. Family rooms available
- Minimum stay
- 3 nights
Before you travel
Australian Government travel advice
South Africa
Level 2: Exercise a high degree of caution
Last updated
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