Luxurious lodge in a private valley - Forest Lodge

Bakoni Forest Lodge is set amongst several of Heybrook’s numerous circular ruins . The lodge nestles on the banks of the Paschner stream, itself enveloped in indigenous riverine forest. The open plan lodge opens out entirely to the expansive outdoor areas & occupies some 270 m². Close by, but importantly separated, deep under the forest canopy, is a well-equipped boma area. The well-appointed bedrooms are strategically scattered a short distance from the lodge. The space The lodge has numerous verandas and decks. A fully equipped open plan kitchen is an obvious central gathering area. An outdoor boma area in close proximity to the lodge too encourages social gatherings. The open plan lounge, dining room and bar benefit from the closed wood burning fireplace. Red wine - or freshly brewed cappuccinos - accompanied by crackling wood fires are as synonymous with winter as the sounds of the river and riverine bird life are with summer. All the bedrooms are furnished to the same standard and have similar proportions, occupying some 60m² of bedroom, dressing room, bathroom, outdoor shower and veranda. All have fire places, most having fires in the bathrooms too. All rooms have private verandas and either mountain, river or bush views. The twin outdoor showers have remained a highlight since the lodge was built in the last century - 1999. Each bedroom can be configured as two twins or one king size. Different weight duck-down duvets are changed for summer and winter, with all beds having electric blankets. Guest access Bakoni Forst Lodge residents have exclusive use of this lodge with its infinity pool with jacuzzi jets and a dedicated boma area adjacent to the lodge. Lodge residents have access to and are able to explore the 1300ha estate. Other things to note Heysbrook Country Lodge can only accommodate three groups at any one time in each of the two lodges and the one bedroom cottage. Privacy and exclusivity are therefore ensured. The only noises and lights you will experience are those which we make ourselves or from our resident wildlife or from our night time skies.