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serene view of the football field
friendly staff who made me feel welcome
My room was spotless
Αποσταγμένο από την Parley από τις 100 πιο πρόσφατες από 512 επαληθευμένες κριτικές
Κάθε δωμάτιο διαθέτει Flat-screen TV, Private bathroom, Air conditioning, View, Free WiFi, Socket near the bed, Cable channels, Desk και 14 ακόμη
2 single beds
The Double or Twin Room has a view and features a private bathroom with a bath, shower, toilet, and towels, as well as free toiletries and toilet paper. The room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, cable channels, and satellite channels for entertainment, and offers free WiFi for connectivity. For comfort and convenience, the room has air conditioning, heating, a tea/coffee maker, electric kettle, clothes rack, ironing facilities, and a safety deposit box, with a desk and socket near the bed. The room has 2 beds and includes a wake-up service.
Κρεβάτια 8.8/10 · το αναφέρουν 120 επισκέπτες
13 m² · 2 twin beds
This accommodation features climate control and a beverage station with tea and coffee facilities. The en-suite bathroom is equipped with both a bathtub and separate shower. Additional amenities include a security box, hardwood flooring, and a heating system. A flat-screen television with cable programming is also provided. The room is furnished with two beds.
Κρεβάτια 8.8/10 · το αναφέρουν 120 επισκέπτες
“Un soggiorno che lascia il segno nel cuore del Lesotho”
The third stop of our trip, and the biggest regret was spending only one day in Lesotho. The property is a bit outside the centre, but a 15‑minute walk gets you to the main area; the staff are very friendly, the on‑site restaurant is good, and the breakfast is truly excellent. The Kick4Life project is also wonderful, with the hotel helping local kids and teens through soccer; there’s also convenient on‑site parking.
“A well priced hotel that we would certainly return to if we visit Maseru again.”
The onsite restaurant was truly superb, with breakfast included in the price, freshly made to your preferences and in generous portions; the staff in both the hotel and the restaurant were outstanding. The rooms are not luxurious but are clean, cosy and adequate. Knowing that the hotel is part of a social‑enterprise football charity and that profits go to the project was reassuring. However, the rooms could use an extra power outlet; one of ours had a fridge that wasn’t working and another had a faulty kettle, which we reported and expect would be fixed after our departure.
“The most respectful and pleasant personnel! Great meals to boot!!”
The place is quite neat and clean, but it doesn’t have a catchy vibe.
“Overall it was a good stay the staff was very friendly and the breakfast was exceptional”
The on‑site restaurant cooked tasty dishes, but the room sat right beside the hallway, so I could hear every footstep and the morning chatter.
The fact that 100 % of the profit goes to charity makes this place perfect, and there was nothing to complain about.
“Un soggiorno che lascia il segno nel cuore del Lesotho”
The third stop of our trip, and the biggest regret was spending only one day in Lesotho. The property is a bit outside the centre, but a 15‑minute walk gets you to the main area; the staff are very friendly, the on‑site restaurant is good, and the breakfast is truly excellent. The Kick4Life project is also wonderful, with the hotel helping local kids and teens through soccer; there’s also convenient on‑site parking.
“Overall it was a good stay the staff was very friendly and the breakfast was exceptional”
The on‑site restaurant cooked tasty dishes, but the room sat right beside the hallway, so I could hear every footstep and the morning chatter.
“A well priced hotel that we would certainly return to if we visit Maseru again.”
The onsite restaurant was truly superb, with breakfast included in the price, freshly made to your preferences and in generous portions; the staff in both the hotel and the restaurant were outstanding. The rooms are not luxurious but are clean, cosy and adequate. Knowing that the hotel is part of a social‑enterprise football charity and that profits go to the project was reassuring. However, the rooms could use an extra power outlet; one of ours had a fridge that wasn’t working and another had a faulty kettle, which we reported and expect would be fixed after our departure.
The fact that 100 % of the profit goes to charity makes this place perfect, and there was nothing to complain about.
“The most respectful and pleasant personnel! Great meals to boot!!”
The place is quite neat and clean, but it doesn’t have a catchy vibe.