Only stayed here one night as part of a tour of South Africa. The hotel is attractive and the rooms were clean and comfortable. The pool area is very attractive too. We arrived after what had been a long and busy day and all we really wanted to do was get to our rooms, shower and have something to eat.... more

The Lugogo Sun is the simplest of 3 Sun hotels on the same compound. Rooms are nice, but with only one comfortble chair and limited lightning. By consequence it is not possible to read in the room. A lounge where you can sit comfortably isn't available either. However, neighbouring Royal Swazi Sun does yet have a lounge, as well as... more

This particular hotel sits in a complex with 2 other hotels, both of which rate higher stars than this one. The grounds are stunning, with a lovely golf course breaking up the hotels. We stayed in the Lugogo Sun, (LS), which was adequate, however I would have preferred to have spent a bit more and stayed in the more stunning... more

I stayed at the Lugogo Sun during October 2008. I was working as a Tourist guide for a group travelling around South Africa. On the night I stayed there I phoned home to Johannesburg to talk to my wife. We chatted for 5 and half minutes. The next morning I recieved a bill for R90.00 for this phone call. This... more

The rooms are clean and has good space, but that is as far as it goes. Some of the staff were very friendly, while others were plain rude. The Manager of the property in particular treated us like dirt. After we called him to enquire our bill, he was extremely rude and told us to get lost, and then walked... more

Last week was my first visit to the Kingdom of Swaziland. The Lugogo is one of three hotels close to each other, and the golf course, run an owned by the same group. Bedrooms are a good size with two double beds, each has a nice balcony overlooking either the car park and childrens' playground on one side or swimming... more