Mogi Boutique Hotel

Mogi the cat is older than the hotel, so don't miss her. The grounds are pretty, the room was very spacious, and dinner was good with breakfast even better. It's a handy base for exploring, with sights like the national museum and King Sobhuza II memorial park nearby. Both are worth visiting to learn about the country.

The meals were delicious, and I can't wait to come back. Mogi is a hidden gem in the heart of Eswatini, wrapped in beautiful nature that makes you feel relaxed and spoiled. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

The room was very comfortable, with a living area, separate bedroom, and bathroom, and the hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. We got a generous breakfast included, and lunch and dinner are available at the hotel. The Velvet Monkey at the bottom of the road is also an excellent lunch and dinner option. They gave us a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine for our honeymoon, and I'd definitely recommend the hotel. Our room, No. 4, looked out onto the corrugated restaurant roof, which was a real disappointment. Ask for a room with a view. Also, getting there means driving up a fairly long, steep dirt road that's not too easy.

Birdsong, gardens, and the valley's natural beauty make this a calm, intimate place to stay in eZulwini. The setting is lovely, with swimming available, and it's easy to lose yourself in the wilderness around you. The restroom is kept spotless, and the dining area has a nice menu and welcomes day visitors. There's no bar. It's a quiet, lovely hotel in a location that's hard to beat. The food is a bit of a letdown compared with the bigger, more established places in the valley, but Mogi boutique hotel is a great fit if you want a peaceful natural experience.