Ramabanta Lodge is situated just below Fatima village and is a 1-hour drive away from the Maletsunyane waterfall.
Hidden deep in the mountains of the King of Lesotho, with spectacular views across the valley, Ramabanta Trading Post Lodge is the ideal location for the adventurer seeking the ultimate challenge in off-road trails or the traveler who wants the peace and tranquility of trekking on horseback or hiking through the valleys and mountains of Lesotho.
We offer charming en-suite rooms and provide delicious home-cooked meals. Campers and backpackers are also welcome.
Certainly! The Ramabanta Trading Post Lodge in Maseru, Lesotho is a charming retreat nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the mountains. Here are some details about this delightful guest house:
Location: Ramabanta Trading Post Lodge is situated in the Maseru District of Lesotho, surrounded by picturesque landscapes.
Hotel Style: The lodge offers a mountain view and provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Property Amenities:
Free Parking
Bar / Lounge
Restaurant
Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
Guest Experiences:
A traveler celebrated their boyfriend’s birthday here and stayed in the Phasemane Loft, which they affectionately called the honeymoon suite. The loft boasted stunning views and spacious accommodations. The staff went above and beyond to make the celebration memorable, surprising the birthday guest with balloons, a delicious cake, and a heartfelt serenade.
Another guest described the lodge as peaceful, with neat rooms, beautiful views, good food, and friendly staff. The darkness of the night sky makes it an excellent spot for stargazing. Nearby attractions include the Maletsunyane Falls at Semonkong.
Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a tranquil escape, the Ramabanta Trading Post Lodge promises a memorable stay in the heart of Lesotho’s natural beauty.
A lot of participants of the Roof of Africa rally are in training while staying at Ramabanta Lodge!
Excellent for mountain biking, hiking, and pony trekking.
