Nestled within the acclaimed Mjejane Game Reserve in the heart of Kruger National Park, the luxurious Fifty-Five Mjejane Lodge pays homage to the raw beauty of the African wilderness.
Designed and developed by Chris Sparks Architecture, with interiors by Savile Row, Fifty-Five Mjejane’s striking contemporary African aesthetic seamlessly integrates with the surrounding bush, creating a harmonious balance between modern elegance and its natural surroundings.
“The architecture of our lodge draws inspiration from the flora and fauna of the area as well as its historically Zulu architecture – staying true to the history of the land. The lodge pays homage to the original settlers of the land and their Zulu culture, without compromising on luxury,” says Amy Stanton-van Emmenis, owner of Fifty-Five Mjejane.
The self-catering 12-sleeper lodge is designed with luxury living and comfort in mind. The six master-style Indlus – Zulu-inspired beehive-shaped dwellings – offer a unique, comfortable, and light-filled living experience. Each suite boasts luxe bedding from Mungo, lavish bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers, and a private deck with unobstructed views of the indigenous bush and the Crocodile River.
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