DescriptionLeopard Corner features 6 spacious, en suite rooms, a full, made-to-order Continental and English breakfast menu, a pool with a beautiful fountain, which borders a lush cycad garden, and safe parking. Leopard Corner borders the St Lucia Wetlands, which starts right beside the house. Often our guests are lucky enough to catch sight of monkeys and bird life, which abound in the area which Leopard Corner shares with the wild. The name Leopard Corner came from leopard sightings occasionally occurring along the outer edge of the forest which is on the other side of the street corner where the guesthouse is situated. Leopard Corners staff take hospitality, a warm feeling of a home away from home, and professionalism to new limits as they provide a very personal and engaging service to all of their guests, no matter what the race, creed, or background is of their many international and South African visitors. Leopard Corner is owned and operated by a close knit Afrikaans family and tries to share the same homespun values with all of the guests who come through.
RatesRooibok: Double room with queen size bed, en-suite bathroom with a shower & spa bath. = R440 pp sharing. Bosbok: Double room with a queen size bed + single sleeper coach, en-suite bathroom with a shower & spa bath = R440 pp sharing. Springbok: Double room with two single beds, pushed together, en suite bathroom with a shower & spa bath = R440 pp sharing. Blesbok: Double room with a queen size bed + double sleeper couch , en-suite bathroom with a shower. = R440 pp sharing. Duiker: Double room with two single beds, en-suite bathroom with a shower. Patio with a table & chairs. R440 pp sharing. Waterbok: Double room with a two single beds pushed together, en-suite bathroom with a shower. Patio with a table & chairs.= R440 pp sharing. Eland: Double room with a queen size bed + bunker beds for two children, en-suite bathroom with a shower. Patio with a table & chairs. = R440 pp sharing, R350 per child over the age of 12 sharing & R300 per child over the age of 2 year sharing.
Single Person = R500per room.
Children taking up a room, pay full price.
Above prices includes a full Continental & English breakfast. Dinners can be provided on requests.
DirectionsFrom Johannesburg: Take the N2 road to Witbank. Turn off to Ogies, pass through Bethal, Ermelo, Piet Retief, Pongola. Continue south along the N2 past Mkuze and Hluhluwe, Take the turn-off left to Mtubatuba and St Lucia (R618). Follow this road until the first turn left (R618) to St Lucia (approximately 27km). From Durban: Take the N2 north – you have the option of the toll road or the alternate route via Stanger. 40 kilometres after the turn-off to Richards bay, Take the turn-off right to Mtubatuba and St Lucia (R618). As you arrive in Mtubatuba, turn left at the stop street, then second right (R618) to St Lucia (approximately 27km). When you arrive in the greater St. Lucia Wetland Park: Pass over the bridge. Follow the road till you reach the traffic circle. Turn left in McKenzie Street (this is the main street of St Lucia) – then right into Beach road. Follow this road till you reach the second turn off right, into Kingfisher road. The first left is Garrick Road. This road leads into Sandpiper Street. We are at number 32. HAVE A SAFE JOURNEY! |
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