Villa Ticino Guest House

Villa Ticino Guest House was established in 1992 and is now managed and run by the new team who personally welcome and attend to travellers from all around the globe. A passionate breakfast chef lovingly prepares our very popular set speciality breakfast which changes daily. A delicious breakfast buffet is also offered consisting of fresh fruits, fruit juices, cereals, yoghurts, a variety of different breads, cold meat, cheeses, jams and home bakes, as well as a choice of teas and of course our special Ticino blend of coffee. Our coffee has become a trade mark of Villa

Villa Ticino Guest House was established in 1992 and is now managed and run by the new team who personally welcome and attend to travellers from all around the globe.

A passionate breakfast chef lovingly prepares our very popular set speciality breakfast which changes daily. A delicious breakfast buffet is also offered consisting of fresh fruits, fruit juices, cereals, yoghurts, a variety of different breads, cold meat, cheeses, jams and home bakes, as well as a choice of teas and of course our special Ticino blend of coffee.

Our coffee has become a trade mark of Villa Ticino and is highly praised by our coffee connoisseur guests from all over the world. Breakfast is served on separate set tables from 07h30 to 09h00, either in our spacious breakfast room or in warmer weather al fresco whilst enjoying the beautiful Mpumalanga Drakensberg mountain vistas and listening to chirping birds.

Enjoy a couple of carefree days in our beautiful but mainly unknown region surrounded by admirable nature consisting of soft rolling hills, green forests, tumbling waterfalls, and impressive nature reserves and discover the variety of many interesting sightseeing attractions and activities in the area.

Start off in the morning (good for photos) with the Lone Creek Waterfall, a National Monument. Then drive via Graskop to view the Pinnacle, God’s Window (walk across the wooden walkway via the Rain Forest to Wonder View), Lisbon & Berlin Waterfall, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Blyde River Canyon with Lowveld View Site and the Three Rondavels and drive via the scenic gravel road to Pilgrim’s Rest and back to Sabie.