Laid out like a mountain village, Bongani offers complete privacy for conferences and business meetings. There are facilities for formal and informal meetings and the fully equipped air-conditioned conference centre has facilities for up to 60 people. It is tucked away from guest accommodation, and close to reception. Between sessions delegates can take time out on the centre's viewing deck, which commands sweeping views of the Lebombo and Malalane Mountain ranges.

Rooms
Sheltered amongst the trees are Bongani's 20 rustic chalets and 10 suites, spacious and luxurious with en-suite bathrooms, air-conditioning, private leisure decks and sweeping vistas of the valley below.

The Presidential Suite, also known as the Madiba Suite, includes a large private lounge, a view of the valley below and a kitchen for private dining (not self-catering). The name is inspired by Nelson Mandela who favours the Bongani Mountain Lodge as a holiday retreat.

Dining
Bush banqueting at Bongani offers Pan-African cuisine at its best. Meals can be had in the traditional fire-lit Swazi boma (reeded enclosure) or offered in the dining room.

Vervet monkeys play in the trees and dash across the deck in front of the dining area. End the day off perfectly with dinner in the boma (reeded enclosure) and traditional African dancing.