Radisson Safari Hotel Hoedspruit

Close to the Kruger Park, lovely hotel where you get spoilt. Food was good. Enjoyed the Game Drive. The rooms are spacious and the Drakensberg moutnain range is something to see.

Overall the staff is very friendly and the hotel is very clean.The breakfast is diverse and caters for everyone.I hope to visit the hotel in the near future

Staying at the Radisson Safari Hotel Hoedspruit is like finding the perfect balance between nature and comfort, offering seamless access to the region's highlights—whether it's thrilling safaris, charming town experiences, or the breathtaking Panorama Route. The resort, newly built and impeccably maintained, features outstanding F&B options (albeit limited) and a fantastic kids' club with excellent facilities. The hospitality standards could use some improvement, but overall, we had an enjoyable 3-night, 4-day stay.

Pegasus Restaurant at Radisson Safari Hotel was incredible. Neil and Wannita are an absolute dream and INCREDIBLE hosts! They left such a memorable experience for us! Their Portuguese influenced menu was to die for! We left very full, and very happy! Would highly recommend you eat at this restaurant. Thank you Neil and Wannita. Awesome!! 😍😍

Got the suite for a family Christmas getaway. The establishment is new and I hope on my next visit the teething issues are fixed because this place is a gem, no reason why it couldn't be the regions best hotel. Some of the staff are great, but others don't seem to have ever worked in hospitality. Pros: -Private Pool. -The communal pool areas are well staffed with lots of drinks and food options. -Large bathtub in the suites secluded from the others -The adults only Portuguese bar (Neil The Manager there is top notch). Cons: -The private pools in the suites get overnight bugs, but there are no nets for guests to self clean, say at 5am for an early dip. Please provide each suite a net. - Wife wanted a massage, spa had no spaces, get more staff, it's an isolated hotel, serving many guests, provide guests with more staff and they will pay for services like massage, nails, etc. Other places we stayed even have packages for in room massage. It's a great revenue stream for you and a great experience for the customer. My wife would happily pay for a daily full massage. -They seemed to run out of towels in the rooms, we only had towels for one, which is weird for a high end resort. -Food should be better considering it's isolated, there should be more restaurants with many options, at various price points. It's currently all or nothing at top price. Unfair. -Some main restaurant staff have no emotional intelligence or context that their guests are paying a premium and should be catered to. I saw a parent with a toddler at breakfast be denied a takeaway box for breakfast when they wanted to remove his child from the dining area to avoid the toddlers tantrum from escalating, the staff simply said they had a no takeaway at breakfast policy. Such a travesty for a resort at this price. Staff should have made an exception, and I'm not talking managers, it shouldn't need a manager, it's common sense. -Housekeeping was always left till late in the day, they focused on the bill rooms getting cleaned first so us suite dwellers would need to put up with yesterday's room mess till after 3pm -Houskeeping, if you leave plates out you'll find them outside your door for over 24 hours, I had to call them to say my room service from yesterday afternoon was blocking my entrance, the night after -Lots of trainees with no managers in sight, so very often they're guessing and too afraid

The kids enjoy their stay, it was great break away from the city life. I am coming back again. The peaceful and the tranquility of the place is unmatched.