Mogi Boutique Hotel

Mogi Boutique Hotel is a wonderful place to stay in Swaziland. Everything was at very high standard (decoration, welcome, cleanliness, breakfast). We really appreciate the support we received in relation with a tire issue. Molly and her team were extremely supportive. Our only regret is that we didn't stay longer !! Hope we come again !!

Really lovely hotel set in the mountainside with a jungle like atmosphere with the beautiful gardens overlooking a great Mountain landscape view. We stayed here for one night on our way from Kruger to St. Lucia and had a wonderful time. The staff were very friendly and the food was also very good. The gardens are absolutely beautiful to wake up to with a cup of coffee and the sunrise. Would stay here again. Rooms are also nice. We had two rooms which have some nice privacy with a private section of a patio overlooking the gardens. Thanks so much for a nice stay!

Charming boutique hotel with an intimate terrace (room 8) overlooking the surrounding greenery and the wide valley. The hotel is owned and managed by the two sisters Kate and Kelly. After a puncture just after arrival, we were completely immobilized during Christmas and Boxing Day. Kate and Kelly did everything possible to assist us so that we could still enjoy the beautiful surroundings including a visit to the Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary and the beautiful Ezulwini Golf Course. The two sisters did their utmost to find a solution for our flat tyre. A new tyre was delivered and fitted by Michael (thanks again Mike) at the earliest opportunity, so that after our three days stay, we could get back on the road as planned. The internet (WiFi) at Mogi is pretty good. The restaurant has a small but varied menu and is not expensive for the good quality delivered. Thanks again to Kate and Kelly for saving our holiday in Eswatini. We really enjoyed it.

Mogi is under relatively new ownership/management and is now run by two delightful sisters under whom the property is thriving. It's hard to think of something I didn't love - ok, maybe have a few pillow options including something a bit firmer. The internet connection wasn't great but I think that is typical of the area. And the road up to the lodge is only paved for the initial ascent so can be tricky for smaller cars, particularly in the rain. That said, it is definitely worth the drive. We arrived in the early evening and check in was quick and efficient. I had a deluxe room on the top floor of the lodge facing the road. It was HUGE with a partial kitchen (fridge, microwave, kettle, etc.) with nice coffee and a French press (and not Nescafe), rusks, and an assortment of tea. There was also milk in the fridge for coffee. There was a comfy couch and a huge bed. There is a ton of storage space which would be great for those doing a longer-term stay and a massive bathroom with both a shower and a bathtub. The provided toiletries are of high quality. The shower is interesting as it is open on two sides which does mean that you tend to splash water about. My shower wasn't draining properly the first morning but they fixed it while I was out during the day. I appreciated how attentive staff were to details like this. For a relatively small lodge, the food is really very good. Breakfast is included and there were a range of options. They also serve dinner for a reasonable price and some interesting options including good choices for vegetarians. I was more impressed with my meal there than I was with the one I had at the Velvet Monkey just down the street. Everything is of high quality here from the food and ingredients to the sheets and toiletries. The rates are very reasonable and very good value considering the quality of the rooms and service. The location is very central to the attractions in Ezulwini and Malkerns. Did I mention the views from the hotel are stunning? I've also stayed at Mantenga Lodge which is similarly priced and in a lovely location but I would opt for Mogi as the rooms are much nicer.