Nolangeni Hotel

About Nolangeni Hotel

Nolangeni Hotel is newly refurbished and is currently the only hotel situated in the historic town of Kokstad. The ideal stop over for company representatives and small groups travelling in the area.

Kokstad is a town in the Sisonke District of KwaZulu-Natal Province, South Africa. Kokstad is named after the Griqua chief Adam Kok III who settled there in 1863. Kokstad is built on the outer slopes of the Drakensberg and is 1,302 meters above sea level. Behind it, Mount Currie rises to a height of 2,224 meters.

This South Western tip of KwaZulu-Natal is the southern gateway to the entire KwaZulu-Natal midlands and Eastern Cape including The Wild Coast. The location is cradled by the mighty Drakensberg, the Nungi and Ingeli Mountains, and characterized by numerous rivers and streams, wide open spaces and unspoilt valleys, covering an area of 4000 square kilometers. The diverse and interesting fauna, flora and geographical features of the region, and the sweeping panoramic views, make this area the unspoilt jewel of the province.

Nolangeni Hotel offers 24-hour reception with 40 tastefully decorated, spacious en-suite rooms with either a bath or shower. Guests have a choice between king, double, or twin beds. All cottage-style rooms are furnished stylishly with modern fittings. All the bedrooms have TV’s with the choice of ten DStv channels, tea and coffee making facilities and telephones. A safe is available at reception for valuables.

Wedding Venues: Our convenient and attractive venue lends itself flawlessly to make a couple’s dream become a reality on the day of their wedding.

Conference Venues: Our state of the art venue comes with air conditioning, microphones, projectors, sound proofed curtaining, and double glazed windows to ensure that delegates have an undisturbed and professional experience whilst in conference at The Nolangeni.

Covid Safety Approved: We have hand sanitesers in all entrances The staff members wear masks throughout There is an infrared non-contact thermometer There are signages,reminding people to wash hands