Overview
The Meaning of “Hoyohoyo”
“Hoyohoyo is a Shangaan / Xitsonga word used to express the highest form of an enthusiastic, festive, zealous, celebratory and “royal” welcome mood. In the past, it was not uncommon for this verbal expression of welcome to set women ululating, frolicking and dancing around in circles, with their male counterparts beating drums and blowing horns to celebrate and welcome special visitors / guests coming from far or near, particularly those who were bringing good tidings such as the arrival of a new baby or daughter-in-law.
Each of the 15 rooms are spacious and equipped with air conditioning, flat screen TV, DSTV, wireless connectivity and fully serviced daily. Ten out of the fifteen rooms are self catering
units fully equipped with fridge, microwave, pots, crockery and cutlery, kettle and toaster. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in our cosy restaurant with fireplace and free access to the bar and open patio area next to the pool.
Hoyohoyo Chartwell Lodge and Conference Venue is an ideal corporate and tourist location for small intimate groups. It offers a variety of value added services, which includes a braai area, lapa for post conferencing relaxation, special occasions or for a weekend getaway with friends and small groups. Its beautiful Gardens and open spaces make it an ideal Location for weddings and other intimate social gatherings that cater for children who will have full access to the jungle gym and jumping castles. The lodge has 24 hour security and an abundance of parking and even an open area for sporting activities such as soccer,
volleyball and a 600-seater marquee for weddings, conferences and other events.
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