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Contributors to this thread:
Potro 07-Jun-21
t-roy 07-Jun-21
Dale06 07-Jun-21
Chief 419 07-Jun-21
Pete In Fairbanks 07-Jun-21
bowhunt 07-Jun-21
Buffalo1 07-Jun-21
g5smoke21 07-Jun-21
D.unger 07-Jun-21
EliteFan 07-Jun-21
Eric Vaillancourt 07-Jun-21
TooMany BowsBob 08-Jun-21
Firehuntfish 08-Jun-21
Dragosabonel 17-Aug-23
StickFlicker 20-Aug-23
StickFlicker 20-Aug-23
standswittaknife 20-Aug-23
From: Potro
07-Jun-21
Which Hotel do you recommend for stay before and after the hunt in Joburg?

From: t-roy
07-Jun-21
Afton House. Order a ribeye steak when you’re there.

From: Dale06
07-Jun-21
Afton house is great. Also, there is a hotel inside the airport. I’ve done both. If you’re connecting to another flight, I’d stay at the airport hotel. If you’re staying in SA, the Afton house is hard to beat.

From: Chief 419
07-Jun-21
Another vote for the Afton House. Many of the safaris companies put their clients up at the Afton House before the hunt.

07-Jun-21
I've used Afton House over and over for more than 20 years. It's my home-away-from-home in Jo-burg. It's not far from the airport and they take of everything as you come and go.

Pete

From: bowhunt
07-Jun-21
I stayed at the Africa Sky Guest house in 2019. It was recommended by Ken Moody. I was really happy with everything there. Very nice place, excellent food, and everyone was really nice.

From: Buffalo1
07-Jun-21
Afton House with the ribeye steak dinner.

From: g5smoke21
07-Jun-21
Afton with VIP meet and greet

From: D.unger
07-Jun-21
AfricaSky with meet and greet. Stayed with them many times and they have the nicest accommodations and best service IMO.

From: EliteFan
07-Jun-21
I guess I am an outlier. I like the convenience of the City Lodge. They are connected to the airport with a good restaurant. I just like getting my luggage and walking to my hotel in 5 mins and getting some rest. On the way back, it's handy as heck. Been to Zimbabwe a bunch and that's my routine and it makes things pretty dang easy.

07-Jun-21
I always stay at the Intercontinental Hotel. It is at the airport and doesn’t require a shuttle. It is directly across from the international concourse. It is literally less than a 5 minute walk.

08-Jun-21
Between Afton and African Sky. I would chose African Sky. Both are great though. So perhaps compare prices and go from there.

08-Jun-21

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You'll be safe and comfortable at the Afton House. You don't want to be wandering around Jburg. Afton is protected by a good wall, and private police.

This was taken at the Afton House. TMBB

From: Firehuntfish
08-Jun-21
As others have already said, it's hard to go wrong with either the Afton Safari Lodge or the Africa Sky for your overnight in Jo'burg. I have personally stayed at both lodges multiple times, and I highly recommend both to all of my clients with the main difference being the Africa Sky is a bit more upscale and has a few more amenities including their own in-house restaurant for dinner. If you are hunting solo or with the guys, I recommend the Afton.... The majority of the clientele you will meet there are traveling hunters.... If you are with your significant other or the family, the Africa Sky would be a nice treat for them.

The City Lodge at the OR Tambo Airport is a very convenient, solid option. However, I personally like to get out away from the airport to take in some different scenery after such a long flight. The folks at the Afton will happily arrange to take you to one of several local nearby restaurants if you do not want the "steak dinner" option. We've had some great dinners at some cool local places just a few minutes from the lodge at the Afton's recommendation.

From: Dragosabonel
17-Aug-23
Planning a hunting trip in Joburg sounds exciting! While I haven't personally been there, I totally get how finding the perfect place to stay can really enhance your experience. I've heard positive things about broadbeach accommodation, which could be a great option to consider. It's important to have a cozy and convenient base before and after your hunting adventures. Take some time to explore different options, read reviews, and see what amenities they offer. That way, you'll be all set for a successful and enjoyable trip.

From: StickFlicker
20-Aug-23

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After my last very poor experience with Afton Safari Lodge, which have NO desire to rehash here (so please don't ask), last month I stayed at the City Lodge inside the airport, and I'll never consider staying anywhere else on future trips. Thanks, M00SE for the recommendation! It was a beautiful hotel with a nice restaurant. In addition to extremely reasonably priced menu options, it had a buffet dinner in the restaurant that featured at least a half dozen main courses and meats, including a prime rib carving station (all for about $12.50 or so). Africa beers were about $1.50, wine $2.50, and shots of liquor like Johnie Walker Red and Black were about $1.25 - $1.75. The room cost me $65+ tax (purchased online a few days prior to my trip on one of the travel search websites), HALF the cost of Afton and the other far less convenient off-site lodging options mentioned above. It is a very convenient 5-minute walk inside the airport, and it you have a connecting flight the next day as I did, it was easy to walk to the domestic terminal the next morning without having to be driven 20 minutes back to the airport.

From: StickFlicker
20-Aug-23

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20-Aug-23
Enjoyed the Afton house when we went

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