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Last Word Madikwe

Wonderboom Gate, Madikwe Game Reserve 2840 South Africa
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#5 of 22 lodges in Madikwe Game Reserve
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Last Word Madikwe Bush House is a luxurious safari lodge nestled in the heart of the Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa. This exceptional lodge offers a unique and unforgettable wildlife experience, as it is strategically positioned around a vibrant waterhole that attracts an abundance of animals both day and night. The lodge's design ensures that guests can enjoy breathtaking views of the teeming waterhole from various vantage points within the property. The central feature of Last Word Madikwe Bush House is undoubtedly the waterhole, which serves as a constant source of excitement and wonder for visitors. From the comfort of the garden, communal areas and private decks, guests can witness a spectacular parade of wildlife, including elephants, lions, giraffes, buffalo, zebras, antelopes, and numerous bird species, quenching their thirst or engaging in fascinating interactions. The lodge boasts a uniquely designed photographic hide, which is the first and original of its kind in the Madikwe Game Reserve. This hide allows photography enthusiasts and nature lovers to get up close and personal with the wildlife without disturbing their natural behaviors. It provides an unparalleled opportunity to capture incredible shots of the animals in their natural habitat, ensuring a lifetime of cherished memories. As a malaria-free safari destination, Last Word Madikwe Bush House ensures a worry-free and safe experience for all its guests. This makes it an ideal choice for families with children and travelers who prefer not to take malaria prophylaxis during their African adventure.
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Wonderboom Gate, Madikwe Game Reserve 2840 South Africa
Last Word Madikwe
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Sir Seretse Khama Intl Airport
Lanseria Airport
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StooDee wrote a review 15 Mar
Lincslad141 contributions104 helpful votes
We cannot thank Jodi and the other staff members for getting us there safely! The main road to Botswana was blocked due to a protest, so we had a five hrs detour on unpaved, pot holed roads, with no idea where we were! On arrival, our traumas were soon forgotten as the staff welcomed us “home” again. The food was even better than on our previous visits, and Damian’s intrepid skills on Safari never disappoint. The water hole and underground hide are amazing, a unique experience at The Bush House! We love the small, intimate lodge.
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Date of stay: February 2024
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Room Tip: A fabulous way to experience Africa. Do not miss the underground hide.
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Mark B wrote a review Feb 2024
Hanover, Pennsylvania135 contributions31 helpful votes
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We recently spent a month in South Africa and ended our vacation at the Last Word Madikwe. The setting would be difficult to beat. Although it was hot, we were never uncomfortable as there was plenty of shade, a beautiful breeze, and a small pool overlooking the watering hole. Our room was large and the bed comfortable, but, we spent virtually no time there as there was so much to do. The room was fully stocked with wine, gin, and sodas, but we never touched it since those things were freely available during meals and the sundowner on the evening game drives. There are comfortable chairs and a blind that overlooks the watering hole, where animals come all day long. It is truly an incredible experience. There are two game drives daily: a sunrise, which in February departed the lodge at 5.30 am and an evening one, which departed at 4 pm. Our guide was Damien, who was excellent--very knowledgeable, and doggedly determined to find the most interesting animals to see. We saw the Big 5, along with wild dogs, giraffes, cheetahs, zebras, numerous species of antelope, etc. There are only six rooms at the Last Word Madikwe, which means no more than about 12 guests at a time. While we were there, there were ten guests--four went in one safari vehicle guided by Jodi, and six went in the other guided by Damien. That meant lots of personal attention from the guides and the rest of the staff. Madikwe is so big that we rarely saw other safari vehicles, and when we did, there were only one or two others. I can't say enough about the entire staff. When we left, we forgot some certificates that we had earned from a previous destination. Taryn emailed me scans of the certificates so that we would have them. The entire staff also put on a song and dance routine during one of our dinners which was good fun.
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Date of stay: February 2024
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Helen Ibbott wrote a review Feb 2024
Overton, United Kingdom40 contributions8 helpful votes
I've recently returned from a 10-night stay at "The Last Word Madikwe" which has been under new ownership since July 2023 and was previously known as "The Bush House." I'm a solo traveller and this was my 12th stay at the property since 2010. All the staff have been retained by the new owners, two new managers are in place and "The Last Word" have wide-ranging development plans for the future. A soft refurbishment of the property has been completed, and although much of the furnishings and decor were not to my taste, that is purely subjective and others may love the new look. I was allocated two rooms I'd not occupied before; the first being quite light during the night due to a lack of blackout blinds and the lighting of the outside path. It was also quite public during the day as it faced the path used by the staff going about their duties. But that is the nature of that particular room. There was no outside private patio area either; a chair placed outside for guest use faced the same path and was situated between a table piled high with cushions and a stack of chairs the other side. I eventually discovered the guest safe at the back of the top shelf in the wardrobe. I'm 5'6" and struggled to reach the reset button near the hinges at the back of the safe door; even with one foot inside the wardrobe! It was agreed this was impractical and it was moved to a lower shelf; although I was surprised no-one had noticed the inconvenient location before. The next day I was offered a choice of three other rooms and chose the one directly opposite as it made it easier to move my already unpacked belongings; only to discover it didn't seem to have been adequately checked by housekeeping prior to guest allocation. There was no cold water available in the wash basin due to a "twist in the pipe" which was quickly rectified, but the cold-water supply continued to operate on an intermittent basis for a couple of days. Perhaps due to an airlock? I couldn't put my toiletries on the glass shelf in the shower as one of the supporting brackets was coming away from the wall and the glass shelf was in danger of falling into the shower. Again, it was quickly rectified, but as the "in-house toiletries" supplied by the property had been placed at the more stable end of the shelf, I think the staff may have been aware of the issue. I like to read, but there wasn't even a chair in the room, so towards the end of my stay I asked the manager (who had been on leave at the beginning of my stay) to "walk through" the second room allocated and consider where improvements could be made to enhance the guest experience. To her credit, she was receptive to my points, and as the room was cluttered with random pieces with no cohesion or a consistent theme, I suggested how space might be freed up to accommodate a chair. Two umbrellas and a yoga mat placed next to a bedside table in a large circular container could easily be relocated elsewhere and the container removed. This would then enable the bed to be moved and sited in the centre of the new headboard which was fixed to the wall. There were two bulky tables, one with a fridge on top (a new feature in the rooms) and another with a tray of glasses, a water jug and other items. The tray could be placed on top of the fridge and one of the tables removed. I believe some of the room furnishings were left by the previous owners, but for a 10-night stay, the room only had two shallow drawers under the dresser. The bedside tables had no drawers. One shelf in the wardrobe was partly taken up by the safe and another wholly taken up by a tray containing laundry bags, insect repellent and sprays etc. This tray could be relocated elsewhere (in the bathroom?) but I put it on top of the fridge to gain extra shelf space. But it was the state of the outside "private patio" with its beautiful view over the lodge walking trail which really disappointed me. It featured two very uncomfortable looking wire chairs and a small, round, wire table. The rest of the patio was bare, its floor un-swept and it was littered with bird droppings, including the table. (I have photos). But it would be so simple to make it an attractive feature for guest use. Clean it up. Leave a couple of cushions in the room for guests to take outside. Install some pot plants. Hang some bird feeders and provide guests with scatter seed so they can sit outside to watch and photograph the birds. After every morning game drive I returned to find hopeful faces perched outside, so I think this area has been used for this purpose before. Happy birds make happy guests! But as the patio area was unusable, I sat on the main veranda, in the beautiful grounds or in the hide. The meals and menus have been much enhanced and a light lunchtime meal introduced instead of the afternoon tea. All the meals were beautifully presented, tasty and nutritious, with lots of fruit and salads available. The cheerful and attentive kitchen and wait staff deserve congratulations for their part in taking this forward. Similarly. the game drives conducted by Damian and Jodi were exceptional. How their eyes pick out so many animals and birds in the depths of the bush, plus drive a vehicle, escapes me; so congratulations also go to the wild inhabitants of the Madikwe bush in playing their part, even if they didn't always escape Damian and Jodi's eagle-eyed notice. I wish "The Last Word Madikwe" every success with their plans for the future, but in doing so, I really hope they don't forget their care towards the guests of today. At present I can't agree with their website claim that all the rooms are "Classic Suites" (they vary too much) and that each "has its own private patio." The first room had a "private patio" akin to a public furniture repository and the second, although private, was unkempt to the point of being unusable. After my previous eleven visits I've never rated this property at less than five-star, and I wish I could have given a five-star rating again as the game drives and meals could not be faulted, but at present, more attention needs to be devoted to getting the basics right. The cluttered and impractical layout of the new room furnishings meant there was insufficient room for a guest chair (in addition to those I didn't wish to use on the patio) and housekeeping checks also required more oversight. But despite the reservations in this review, I would certainly return to "The Last Word Madikwe" and wouldn't wish to deter new, or repeat guests, from visiting the property which is located in the exceptional place that is the Madikwe Game Reserve.
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Date of stay: January 2024
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Response from Steve Robertson, Owner at Last Word Madikwe
Responded 9 Feb 2024
We have gone through great effort to upgrade this lodge from what it was to 5 star and so far it has received great reviews from all who have visited. We understand we cannot please everyone with décor and this is just a reality, but as stated in my personal email to you, I am very disappointed you chose to air opinions on this platform rather than speak to us directly as we have been in contact since October 2023. All reading this review, please note that quite a few assumptions are made here and not based in fact at all.
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Biltong wrote a review Dec 2023
Greater Johannesburg, South Africa16 contributions1 helpful vote
My husband and I absolutely loved our time at Bush House where we were welcomed by extremely friendly staff. The setting is magnificent with a lush garden leading down to the waterhole, which had a continuous stream of animals day and night. We saw tons of elephants, as well as lion, rhino, leopard, zebra etc. The most magical part is the underground hide which gives a bird's eye view of the activities at the waterhole. Our guide Jody was very knowledgeable and made a huge effort to locate animals. The room was spacious and very comfortable and well appointed. The food was delicious and varied. All in all a wonderful experience and we would highly recommend Last Word Bush House to anyone visiting Madikwe.
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Date of stay: December 2023
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lissykalle K wrote a review Nov 2023
Dinslaken, Germany16 contributions2 helpful votes
It can´t be better!! Super friendly stuff, we felt like at home and in paradise!! The guide Jodie was super and answered every question. We saw such a lot of animals, we never expected. The rooms were spacious and with ALL you need (even more :-)). Since this year, the lodge belongs to "The Last Word". We highly recommend this lodge. If possible, we would give more stars!!!
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Date of stay: October 2023
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Blythspirit68 wrote a review Sept 2023
Blythburgh, United Kingdom181 contributions79 helpful votes
The Bush House in the Western side of Madikwe game reserve has recently been sold by its long term family owners to the ‘Last Word’ group of hotels - another company that is family owned and which specialises in ‘small and intimate properties’. We were rather staying on the cusp of the change. A new management couple, Tataum and Jaco, were in place, but it seemed that many of the rest of the staff were retained from the previous regime. Without fail, all of those staff were friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble. The staff are at the heart of a good game lodge, and their current staff are, without exception, brilliant. The feel is one of being embraced into a family - not formal or stuffy. We had many interesting and varied chats with Tataum, Jaco, Jodie, Caitlin and Jon. Roxan, Tebogo and Chef Bertha (with the rest of their team) provided us with tasty meals every day. Some of the changes benefitted us enormously: Many of the bar drinks were now included in the room rate - although there were also some ‘premium’ drinks that could be ordered which would incur a cost. It was very clear, however, which were which, and the included selection was very wide. It is also now the policy that they would not normally have more than six guests in a vehicle. As a photographer, I really appreciated this change. It can be hard to get the shots you want when you are ten in a wagon. Our guide was Jodie and she was great. She was fun and knowledgeable- but also happy to admit when she didn’t have the facts to answer our questions - with a promise to investigate. As experienced safari goers, we appreciated the fact that she engaged her different guests at their different knowledge levels. I enjoyed being with a single guide for the whole stay, as it allows you to build a rapport. A longer stay also allowed us to explore more of the various areas and ecotypes within the vast Madikwe reserve. Jodie made sure we went to many different areas - even taking us on a couple of extended drives out to the East of the reserve (where we had a superb picnic in lieu of afternoon tea). The diversity of the wildlife was excellent. In terms of the ‘headline’ species, lions were viewed on most days, with the cheetah giving us three photographic opportunities over the holiday. We were lucky enough to get one glimpse of a leopard - but we were aware that it would be a long shot at Madikwe, as the leopards are not as habituated as in somewhere like Thornybush or Sabi Sands. The wild dogs gave us the run around - but then treated us to a beautiful evening viewing at the Bush House waterhole. We then picked them up a couple of days later on a hunt. That waterhole was the highlight of our Bush House stay! With little to no water remaining at the end of winter at non-pumped pans the Bush House bore-hole fed offering brought in a seemingly endless parade of species eager for a drink: impala, zebra and magnificent male kudu jostled for position until the elephants arrived. They bullied their way in, chasing off the smaller beasts to get at the sweet, fresh water. This is Bush House’s other secret weapon - you get to experience these spectacular views in safety and comfort from the patio, the garden, the pool area or the absolutely fabulous underground hide. Again, for a photographic enthusiast this is an amazing draw. Being able to experience these things from water level gives fantastic photographic opportunities not afforded in many places. One of the things that can sometimes start to become apparent on a longer stay at a lodge is the repeat cycle of the evening menu. Many guests do not stay more than four days, so they would not notice. At Bush House the evening menu was presented at afternoon tea, and consisted of a single starter and dessert, with a choice of two options of main course. When declared vegetarians or vegans were present, one of the choices would be that. I can honestly say that in eleven nights there was not a repeated menu. Some of the choices were the same, but the menu as a whole was different every night. On one occasion, Colin and I declared we did not want a starter (as neither of us like beetroot, which was the main ingredient). The chef came from the kitchen and offered us a number of alternatives, which we happily accepted. We ate fantastic steaks (from beef, ostrich, and gemsbock), and some tasty fish (whiting and kingclip). There were also a couple of exceptional curries. I felt the portions were just right for a three course meal (although occasionally I couldn’t finish the main course). On our extended Eastern safari drive we were treated to an amazing picnic, complete with a bottle of bubbly! Breakfast was less varied (but no less tasty) - pastries would alternate between croissant and pain-au-chocolate. Four cereals were available on a daily basis along with mixed fruit salad and both plain and fruit yoghurt. A cooked breakfast of eggs (a variety of ways),bacon, a sausage (that varied between lamb, smoked pork or chicken), mushrooms, potato rosti and grilled tomatoes, along with brown or white toast. There was always a large carafe of juice on the individual breakfast tables. It was fairly random whether you got cranberry, orange or apple, but I’m sure if we hadn’t liked what was provided they would have changed it immediately. The afternoon teas had a savoury element with a salad, followed by a sweet treat. I haven’t commented on the decor or facilities in the rooms as renovations were in progress as we left - so it will be different when you get there. I think, in conclusion, I can say that an extended stay at Last Word Bush House Madikwe was definitely an excellent idea - especially for anyone with a serious interest in photography.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Sheila W wrote a review Aug 2023
Gloucester, United Kingdom59 contributions19 helpful votes
The Bush House in Madikwe is truly a paradise location. The rooms and all the public areas are beautifully decorated and well appointed. The food is superb, excellent quality, great selection, nothing is too much bother, such as down to removing raisins from the homemade muesli as a guest wasn’t keen on them. The staff are warm, friendly, knowledgeable, a true delight to get to know. Our guide was Damian and he was incredibly professional, knowledgeable and had the best eyesight of anyone I have ever met. But maybe the best asset to The Bush House is the waterhole and hide. There was a constant arrival of amazing animals to partake of the water and to sit and watch the interaction between species was awesome. The hide enables you to get within a few feet of the visitors, what an honour. If you have the opportunity to visit The Bush House, don’t think about it, do you, you won’t be disappointed.
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Date of stay: August 2023
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Michelle wrote a review Aug 2023
Alberton, South Africa1 contribution2 helpful votes
A full 5 star spoil. They think of everything. Fantastic food, outstanding staff. Amazingly unique underground hide looking out onto the waterhole which is frequented by lots of animals from elephants and cheetah to the smaller squirrels and birds. Cannot wait to go back
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Date of stay: August 2023
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Traveling With Luz wrote a review Jul 2023
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The title of this review says it all. This lodge is like a dream to visit. The service is impeccable. The entire staff is so kind and absolutely dedicated to caring for their guests and the lodge. This is a home away from home. The rangers are knowledgeable and they work tirelessly to make each game drive memorable. We felt spoiled to the core and it is all thanks to the smiles and efforts of everyone there. We were never hungry with the most delicious food being served daily. Their waterhole invites all sorts of wildlife making for incredible sightings right from the garden. The underground hide is really wonderful. We can see the animals up close - it is breathtaking. We will visit this lodge again and again. Thank you all and see you soon!
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Date of stay: June 2023
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Carol Y wrote a review Jun 2023
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It’s an amazing experience staying in The Bush House. We were welcomed by a very friendly team that remember our names from day 1. John, Caitlin, Damian and the rest of the staff are very attentive and friendly. Caitlin / John awaited us with their huge smiles on their faces every return from the game drives. We were served with hot towels and hot chocolate. Special thanks to Damian, a very knowledgeable and informative guide, he went above and beyond to look for us the big five. With his excellent information, we understand more about the animal’s behaviour. The room is very spacious with comfortable beds and the food is very delicious. I highly recommend this lodge to anyone and I am looking forward to go back again!
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Date of stay: April 2023
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Response from Sue Morrison, Owner at Last Word Madikwe
Responded 2 Jun 2023
I know that the whole team will be delighted that you had such a happy time with us .Often learning about animal behaviour is as exciting as the sightings . Thank you for giving us your most kind feedback.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Last Word Madikwe
Which popular attractions are close to Last Word Madikwe?
Nearby attractions include Madikwe Nature Reserve (4.3 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Last Word Madikwe?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a pool.
What food & drink options are available at Last Word Madikwe?
Guests can enjoy free breakfast and a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at Last Word Madikwe?
Yes, free parking and secured parking are available to guests.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Last Word Madikwe?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Does Last Word Madikwe have airport transportation?
Yes, Last Word Madikwe offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Last Word Madikwe?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Afrikaans.
Is Last Word Madikwe accessible?
Yes, it offers reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.