Unfortunately at the time l was only visiting, sorry

Both facilities are available for guests. Itemized charging by the hotel or you can use the self service laundry on the property.

I am not a Travel Agent - merely a private traveller. Having flown into Johannesburg Airport, we hire a car. I would have thought it is much to great a distance to take a 'shuttle' - (mini-bus? or taxi?) unless you intend flying from Johannesburg to Kruger International Airport, which is not far (it can take an hour or so) from Hazyview, where Sabie River Sun is located. It takes a day's drive, with stops for Coffee at a Motorway - N.4 Service Station, Lunch at Dullstroom and an afternoon cup of tea at Sabie, which is then about 45 minutes drive to Hazyview. Last month - May 2019 - we arrived at Johannesburg Airport at 7am - left the Airport at 9am (it takes time to collect luggage, have a quick coffee and get to the hire car) and we reached Sabie River Resort at 4.55pm. The route we took was through the hills above Dullstroom, over Long Tom Pass and down into Sabie. A very pleasant drive, with lovely scenery. It might be a little quicker by keeping on the N.4, all the way to Nelspruit and then driving north to Hazyview, but make sure you follow the R.538 through White River. The other way is tortuous, going through several villages - a multitude of 'speed bumps' - and lots of deep potholes! The main road passes through nice scenery and although it is a longer distance, you will get there quicker! My wife and I have been driving to Hazyview since 1996 and we think the Dullstroom route is by far the best. Enjoy. However, if you do fly to Kruger International, beware that the R.538 to Hazyview divides. Be sure to take the left hand 'turn' and go through White River - if you take the right-hand, you will hit all the problems mentioned above! It looks a shorter route on the map, but I will never use that road again if I can possible avoid it. Hope this helps you.