Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

Friendly staff. Loved the beehive accommodation. Good to be around the animals and birds. Lovely birdsong. Almost surreal at times.

Absolutely amazing.

Stayed 2 nights at Mlilwane in the beehvive huts which provide basic accommodation within the park. Rooms are clean and spacious but don't expect much else. While there is electricity, paid wifi is only available at reception. There is a restaurant on site overlooking a pond - it's a la carte at lunch, buffet at night. Plenty of walking trails to explore or to cycle on a rented bike. We were dissapointed only to be able to book a tour the morning of our departure and not any earlier during our stay. Might be worth contacting the park in advance to book tours so you don't miss out. A good option if you don't mind basic, but don't expect luxury safari style by any means.

Stayed in a beehive hut and it was great. It has twin beds, toilet and shower, tea and coffee facilities, and a fan. Hotel grounds are well kept with many animals wandering around. Some nice hikes to do ranging from short and long distances. Prices for everything like bike hires and tours are expensive here. Wifi is not included and you must pay. Fire and dance show at night was a bonus and great way to end a day. I would stay again enjoy the peaceful environment to relax and explore.

Pretty decent and what we expected - stayed in the Beehive Village - pretty rustic but thats what we were after. The restaurant was nice and had good dinner and breakfast. Dancing show after dinner. Felt good and safe being there - liked that we parked near where our room was and behind a gate. Only bummer was that they didnt seem to have our reservation or know that we were coming - luckily we had our email to prove our reservation and they put us up, but only after a bunch of confusion and them sending us up to the wrong place way out of the way first. Eventually it sorted it out - I suppose maybe the comms are a bit rough in the Swazi.