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Satara Hotel & Travel Guide
Travelocity's user-friendly hotels portal features one place to kick your feet up located in 19 miles (30 kilometers) of Satara.
For the times when you need to reserve a hotel room near this part of South Africa, Marloth Park might be a good alternative. It's 70 miles (113 kilometers) outside Satara. Marloth Park accommodation options include he Royale Marlothi Safari Lodge and Zaganaga Lodge.
Coming from the downtown area of Satara, it is 25 miles (37 kilometers) to the Hamiltons Tented Camp.
Situated 50 miles (81 kilometers) southwest of Satara modern travelers will find Hoedspruit, where you can spend the day at the Sabie Sand Game Reserve. Modern travelers to Sabiepark can select from the Protea Hotel by Marriott Kruger Gate and Mananga Private Bush Retreat. For another option, you may wish to stay at Hoedspruit, 60 miles (98 kilometers) west of Satara. During your time in Hoedspruit, take some time to check out the Jessica the Hippo. Travelocity-listed places to base yourself in Hoedspruit include the Khaya Ndlovu Manor House and Blyde River Wilderness Lodge.
Plan on flying in and out of Satara? Look into the convenient Malamala Airport, located 40 miles (61 kilometers) from Satara's town center. Stay close by at the Simbambili Game Lodge.
Recent Satara hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Hoyo Hoyo Safari Lodge
"Our safari experience was truly unforgettable! Nestled within Kruger National Park, the lodge offered comfortable and clean cabins. The friendly staff went above and beyond to ensure each day was exceptional. A special shout-out to our guide, Andrew, whose expertise led us to see four out of the Big Five, along with many other animals in their natural habitat. Every morning and evening safari was a highlight, enhanced by thoughtful touches like coffee and snacks during the morning trips and wine and snacks in the evenings. Dining at the lodge was a delight, with gourmet meals served while we watched wildlife gather at the waterhole. This was a fantastic experience that I highly recommend!"
