Tsitsikamma Mountain View Lodge
Garden Route
At a glance
Tsitsikamma Mountain View Lodge provides comfortable accommodation in Storms River Village, surrounded by trees, garden areas and views towards the Tsitsikamma mountains. The setting combines a quiet residential atmosphere with convenient access to the village, making it suitable for stays focused on relaxation, outdoor activities or both.
The lodge is within a five-minute walk of local restaurants and outdoor activity hubs, while Tsitsikamma National Park is nearby. Its location offers a practical base for exploring the forest, coastline and adventure attractions associated with this part of the Garden Route, without placing guests far from village amenities.
Breakfast is included, with a breakfast room, a breakfast station, fruit and coffee facilities, and relaxed dining areas available for easy mornings. Outdoor spaces include a covered patio, garden corners, poolside views and shared braai facilities. Patio seating provides an informal setting for coffee, outdoor dining or an evening barbecue beneath the Southern stars.
Accommodation includes the Jupiter Luxury Suite and Venus Luxury Room. Jupiter is the more spacious option, with a king-sized bed, two single beds, a three-seater lounge, additional seating and a Smart TV. Garden and pool views are available from the suite, with access to a shared patio and braai area. The room configuration makes it suitable for couples or families travelling together.
The Venus Luxury Room offers a king-sized bed, a Smart TV, large windows overlooking the garden and pool, and access to the shared patio with barbecue facilities. Both room types pair contemporary comforts with a nature-focused setting, while the lodge's garden, pool and forest surroundings create a calm atmosphere for restful evenings and slow mornings.
Tsitsikamma Mountain View Lodge suits couples, families and travellers using Storms River Village as a base for nearby activities. The combination of included breakfast, outdoor areas, village access and proximity to the national park supports both short stopovers and quieter Tsitsikamma breaks.
