Enjoy privacy in our self-catering cabin at Hill Top Villa. The 43 square meter cabin has a beautiful view of the valley and bush. There are a kitchenette and lounge area with a 50-inch TV, a comfortable couch and limited DSTV. There are two basins and a shower in the bathroom. A braai place with utensils are also available. The king-size bed can be set up as two single beds on prior request. Guests in the Cabin may make of the pool on the upper level of the property, it is not located at the Cabin.

We are a married couple enjoying the beautiful life in the Lowveld. It would be our pleasure to welcome you to our home and share the peace and tranquillity that we have come to appreciate here. We can be contacted on telephone or on the Pulse app. Guests may also simply come to our house to speak to us we are mostly around.

We are surrounded by Macadamia plantations and Lowveld bush. Once you are at your destination you'll be rewarded with awesome views of the town and valley. Hazyview CBD is reachable by car in 5 minutes. There are two shopping centers opposite each other and a few petrol stations all on the main road. The restaurants are conveniently located at Perry's bridge and all the major fast-food outlets are available in town. Hazyview is the ideal gateway to the famous Kruger National Park. Three access gates are located nearby, the closest being the Phabeni Gate reachable within a leisurely 15-minute drive. The Blyde River Canyon with the famous God’s Window and other spectacular attractions are easily accessible from Hill Top Villa. All just a day trip away. Just next to the Highlands Meander is The Panorama, which abounds with breathtaking views from natural wonders along the eastern slopes of the escarpment. There’s God’s Window and the world’s third largest canyon and biggest green canyon, the Blyde River Canyon. There are also the astonishing Bourke’s Luck Potholes and Three Rondawels. The towns of Lydenberg and White River are gateways to the route, which takes visitors through the quaint towns of Pilgrim’s Rest, a living museum dating back to the days of the gold rush, as well as Sabie, Graskop, Ohrigstad and Hazyview. There is no public transport or taxi services available in Hazyview. It is vital that you are mobile and have your own vehicle.