Durnfords Lodge is situated in Ladysmith and offers Bed and Breakfast accommodation and dinner on request. Durfords Lodge is an old converted house and is named after Lt. Col. Anthony Durnford, who lost his life in the battle of Isandlawana in 1879. He was a unique character in every way and was renowned for being involved with Bishop Colenso's daughter. Although married, he was estranged from his wife who had remained in England.
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Ann and Charles are your hosts and are dedicated to customer service and
wish to make your stay, be it short or long, as pleasant and comfortable
as possible. We live in a flat in the garden and are therefore always
available for your needs during your stay in the Lodge. Should you require
any further information, please contact us and we will be pleased to help
where we can.
Durnford's Lodge is situated at 28 Francis Road, close to Ladysmith's C.B.D, yet away from the drone of everyday shopping and traffic. We have comfortable double and single en suite accommodation and a family room. All rooms have DSTV and Mnet. Airconditioning, fans and heaters are installed in the rooms. Enjoy a drink in our licensed bar and tasty home cooked meals in our dining room or verandah around the pool.  A
swimming pool and tennis court are available for guests to use at any
time. Tennis balls and rackets are available from the office.The Ladysmith
Country Club is a short drive away, where guests can enjoy bowls, squash,
tennis or a round of golf. Battlefield Tours can be arranged with
registered SATOUR guides.
In addition to Bed and Breakfast rates, or Dinner Bed and Breakfast rates, we also cater for guests who need an extended stay in Ladysmith, at reduced rates. We cater for small conferences, sales meetings, and provide for office parties, special functions and Christmas parties at negotiable prices.
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