Top Hotels in Rustenburg
Explore 75 Rustenburg hotels and find the perfect stay, from landmark locations and luxury hotels to boutiques with convenient access to top attractions.
Road Lodge Rustenburg ★
"Execellent Stay"
Anew Resort Hunters Rest Rustenburg ★★★★
"The hotel staff were very friendly, the place is quiet and not too busy. I enjoyed the swimming pool, but it can do with a little bit of cleaning by removing insects and leaves that keep floating around. I enjoyed my stay and willing to go back ❤️"
63 Lodging Villa ★★★
Royal Marang Hotel ★★★★★
"The bed was very comfortable, and the room was spacious. The place has nice amenities in terms of leisure, and they could maybe increase the pool size. Breakfast was good though they could use a chef on site for omelets and custom cooked eggs."
Letsatsing Lodge ★★★★
"Delicious food, friendly staff, clean, spacious and beautiful rooms. Quiet surrounding area and lovely pool area. "
Terra Casa Guesthouse ★★★★★
"Booking was easy, host was very friendly. We took 3 rooms. All 3 were done to perfection and neat. Beautiful bedding. Very charming and interesting place. Garden and plants were so stunning and really impressively maintained. I mentioned on arrival that we don’t eat meat but fish and veg. Hostess went out of hee to make fresh delicious pancakes with a lightly smoked creamy hake filling for breakfast. Kids lapped it up. Thank you very much for a beautiful and comfortable stay."
Mosele wa Pula guesthouse ★★★
Finfoot Lake Reserve by Dream Resorts ★★★
"We stayed here for 2 nights in the 2 bedroom tent with pool. The tent was amazing and had everything you would need for your stay. The outlook from the deck was stunning. The main pool area was lovely with great views of the local animals. We had breakfast and dinner - which was a set menu at R295. The food was delicious and great quality. There was an extensive drinks menu too. We done the segways and the canoeing. The Segway safari was a brilliant experience and would highly recommend. We were lucky to see the giraffes on our way to our tent one day!! The staff were all very friendly. 2 nights was enough time here and we felt rested after our stay. The downsides; -The road to the resort is awful. It is advertised as a gravel road and they do inform you of this prior to check-in, however we had to drive at 20km/h max, so it took us a long time, would be much better in a 4x4. - The tents are quite a bit away from the main resort - good for peace and quiet but means you have to drive every time you go for food, activities etc. - The resort has very limited supplies to buy, it’s not a shop, more of a cupboard in the reception area. Overall, we had a great experience here and glad we visited."
Bono Luxury Guesthouse ★★★
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Safari Hotel & Convention Centre
"For an establishment that says it's a conferencing venue, it has extremely poor WiFi and none at all in the rooms, could not even join a Teams meeting. The rooms are old furniture-wise and in need of an update. The TV's are old not HD quality and also there is no Dstv, so your only option is the free to air open view on an SD TV you cant even use your own Netflix account because there IS NO WIFI IN THE ROOMS!!!!! shambolic, the only saving grace is the food is good"
Manor Hills Guest Lodge
"The staff were so friendly and attentive to our entire group. Breakfast choices were great and they were very kind whenever we had questions or needed something. The Hot Chocolate is amazing. Rooms are very comfortable and they tidy up everyday. The grounds are beautiful and well taken care of."
@Home Guest House
Sundown Country Estate
"We enjoyed our short stay at this resort! Thabo was a great safari tour guide. John entertained my boys with activities around the resort."
Kedar Heritage Lodge, Conference Centre & Spa
"Review: Kedar Lodge – A Beautiful Disappointment It’s rare to visit a place where the potential is so tragically squandered. Kedar Lodge, with its rich history, beautiful grounds, and genuinely lovely staff, could and should be a gem in South Africa’s hospitality crown. Instead, what guests experience is a cold, disconnected, and poorly managed relic that’s being preserved more for its museum-like value than the comfort or satisfaction of paying guests. Let’s start with the good, because the people working here deserve recognition. The staff are, without exaggeration, exceptional. Warm, helpful, and visibly doing their best under strained conditions. It’s unfortunate that they are clearly working under management who appear more concerned about the preservation of colonial-era memorabilia than the basic needs of their employees—or their guests. The bathrooms are clean and modern, the rooms are decent, and the ambience of the estate itself is serene and picturesque. But that’s where the positives end. Now, the problems: • No Wi-Fi in the rooms. In 2025, this is unacceptable, especially for a lodge that positions itself as an upmarket escape. You’re effectively cut off unless you’re sitting in the cold lobby, huddled like the staff under blankets. • The lobby is freezing. Not just mildly chilly—bitterly cold. And while there’s a fireplace right there, staff are apparently forbidden from using it because it may “damage the Anglo-Boer War photographs.” That’s right: human beings, including guests and hardworking employees, are left to freeze to preserve century-old pictures. The management’s priorities are truly stunning. • Facilities are crumbling. No remote for the TV. Toasters that don’t work. And most disturbingly, a shower head that launched itself from the wall and struck my father on the head. The lack of attention to basic maintenance borders on negligence. • No phones in the rooms. So, when the shower exploded or anything else went wrong, we had to physically walk back to reception to ask for help (in the cold, again). Now let’s address the dishonesty. I was lied to by a so-called “manager” who dismissed my complaints and seemed more interested in covering up the cracks than fixing them. It’s infuriating to be treated like you’re the problem when you’re pointing out things that any reasonable guest would expect to be in working order. The truth is that Kedar Lodge could be magnificent—but instead, it’s a place where great staff are used as human shields to protect ownership and management from accountability. The infrastructure is neglected, guests are treated as afterthoughts, and any warmth comes solely from the people—not the facilities. Final verdict: Unless serious changes are made, Kedar Lodge is little more than a cold museum with beds. Stay for the history if you must—but don’t expect comfort, connectivity, or management that cares. A frustrating experience in a location that deserves far, far better."
Pale Bohemia Bed and Breakfast
"Attention to the doors, Aircon, shower doors, remote controls of Television and Aircon to be accessible without asking for them."
Rustenburg Boutique Hotel
"Nicely located in the center of town, the hotel offers nice rooms with fridge and microwave, free parking and a full bathroom including bathtub. A big lounge and outdoor space can be used by guests. The neighborhood is quite and safe, internet was fast and reliable. It is worth noting that the hotel doesn't offer any food or drinks other than breakfast, so you better come prepared or go out for dinner. We definitely found our place for future visits. Thank you!"
Ten Flags Theme Park
"What a great time we had....all the rides are absolutely worth it, next I'm getting the Lamborghini ride🤣 The staff is young, quick and super friendly. From jumping up n down at the trampoline area to riding camels...what a ride. The upside down school won us over"
StayEasy Rustenburg
"The key was not programmed properly had to keep going back and forth to reception, bed are old and the springs hurt, the linen is old, no proper duvets, and blanket is given for cold days. Breakfast is served in a dis-orderly manner. It’s thrown in servers from bowls. Food runs out and you must wait for them to make. Truly not Southern sun standards. Not impressed."
Wampex Guest House in Rustenburg
"This place received my booking email but not no space available when I arrived. I drove almost 3 hours to hear this when we arrived. This place should be removed from your database."
Adelina Hotel
Intaba Thulile
"Recently spent a week at intaba thulile. Great place to get away from it all and enjoy some peace and quiet. "
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Rustenburg Travel Information
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230V/Type D/M/N
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Vodacom/MTN/Telkom
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More Information About Rustenburg Hotels
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Number of reviews |
464 |
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Total properties |
75 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
S$ 117 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
S$ 121 |
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Trending hotel |
Road Lodge Rustenburg |
FAQs About Hotels in Rustenburg
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What are the best hotels in Rustenburg?
Rustenburg has some of the best hotels to satisfy your needs. Whether you're looking for a business stay or a vacation hotel, Road Lodge Rustenburg (from S$ 56), Thaba Legae Guest Lodge (from S$ 78) and Laroza Guest House (from S$ 37) are best choices for your stay.
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What is the average price of a hotel in Rustenburg for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rustenburg this weekend is S$ 118 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is S$ 131 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Rustenburg this weekend typically cost S$ 294 per night.
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How much do hotels in Rustenburg cost per day during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Rustenburg during weekdays is S$ 111 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around S$ 130 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Rustenburg generally cost S$ 291 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Rustenburg?
Planning a relaxing getaway? A spa experience can be the perfect addition to your trip. Royal Marang Hotel (from S$ 224), Anew Resort Hunters Rest Rustenburg (from S$ 119) and Rosewood Country Lodge (from S$ 109) provide highly rated spa services for ultimate relaxation.
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Which hotels in Rustenburg have pools?
Road Lodge Rustenburg (from S$ 56), Thaba Legae Guest Lodge (from S$ 78) and Rams Blissful Guest House (from S$ 38) are popular hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Rustenburg offer an especially good breakfast?
Royal Marang Hotel (from S$ 224), Terra Casa Guesthouse (from S$ 104) and Anew Resort Hunters Rest Rustenburg (from S$ 119) offer an especially good breakfast to start your day. Begin your day with a tasty and satisfying breakfast!
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What are the best luxury hotels in Rustenburg?
Rustenburg has many popuplar luxury hotels with different styles, top amenities and unique experiences. Royal Marang Hotel (from S$ 224) and Terra Casa Guesthouse (from S$ 104) are highly recommended luxury hotels for exceptional stay.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Rustenburg?
Woodland Gardens Self Catering Pet Friendly Lodge (from S$ 76) is one of the best pet-friendly hotel that welcomes your furry friends. Enjoy your stay with your pets by your side!
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