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Kings Walden

Tzaneen

Guest house

(6 rooms)

Kings Walden was born of great romantic spirit. It was here in the 1930’s that a beautiful young woman stood spellbound at the mountain views and said to the man beside her: “I never want to leave”. He was the owner of the land and the view. “Marry me”, he replied, “and you will never have to”.

Many, many years later, on the night she died here, lightning struck the enormous blue gum tree at the viewpoint. It is still standing today, bone-white and dramatic, a symbol of Kings Walden Garden Manor’s magical romantic spirit and history.

Come and enjoy our incredible mountain views, famous country gardens and chic accommodation in a century old, heritage home. Kings Walden combines international excellence and African warmth and legend in a spectacular mountain setting.

Billy and Minette Mckechnie are your hosts at Kings Walden. Having managed hotels in the Okavango Delta and having been in the hospitality industry for many years, they love to share their passion of people, good food and Africa with you. They will be available at any time but spend time at Kings Walden in the morning and in the evening. The afternoon is spend looking for the freshest produce for that day’s meal.

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> Kings Walden

Kings Walden

Tzaneen

Guest house

(6 rooms)

(6 customer reviews)

Kings Walden was born of great romantic spirit. It was here in the 1930’s that a beautiful young woman stood spellbound at the mountain views and said to the man beside her: “I never want to leave”. He was the owner of the land and the view. “Marry me”, he replied, “and you will never have to”.

Many, many years later, on the night she died here, lightning struck the enormous blue gum tree at the viewpoint. It is still standing today, bone-white and dramatic, a symbol of Kings Walden Garden Manor’s magical romantic spirit and history.

Come and enjoy our incredible mountain views, famous country gardens and chic accommodation in a century old, heritage home. Kings Walden combines international excellence and African warmth and legend in a spectacular mountain setting.

Billy and Minette Mckechnie are your hosts at Kings Walden. Having managed hotels in the Okavango Delta and having been in the hospitality industry for many years, they love to share their passion of people, good food and Africa with you. They will be available at any time but spend time at Kings Walden in the morning and in the evening. The afternoon is spend looking for the freshest produce for that day’s meal.

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Reviews of Kings Walden

"Dinner"

Lindsey Barnes

"TV would be nice in the rooms but on the whole the place is lovely. The staff are extremely accommodating... "

"Love, love, love!"

Paul Maciel

"What an incredible way to completely unplug from city life and experience incredible Limpopo hospitality, views that go on forever and some of the best food around!"

"Great place"

Michael Bunse

"Wonderful gardens, great view, superb rooms and fantastic food. The best breakfast in SA!"

"Fabulous"

Rebecca Moorcroft

"Wonderful stay at Kings Walden. Beautiful gardens to explore and a cooling pool for a dip after. The evening meal was divine! We will be back!"

"Kings Walden"

Mr Raven

"We had a great welcome and the place is superb. The views and gardens are breathtaking.

We will recommend to all."

"Kings Walden Beekman"

Mr Beekman

"The hotel was nice, the owners very friendly, the room okay, the dinner (not included) excellent as was the included breakfast. We booked for 3 nights but left after staying one night. Main reason for that was that there was not enough privacy. We could either sit in the (public) garden or stay in the room. We like a place for our own with a private veranda of sitting place. In Kings Walden we missed that. Therefore we decided to go elsewhere."

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