We had two separate rooms for family of 2 adults and 2 children. Comfortable but not large.
All enjoyed the game drives (thank you Wayne and Rogers). Taking our 5 year old out on safari in the open top vehicle was not an issue and both children loved the experience; for example telling difference between a male and female giraffe (by the hair on the horns).
Have safaried in number of countries and this one is good - getting very close to the lions at night is special. Safari is on dirt roads -- plenty of up and down, in river courses etc, testing the Toyota's capability (its not totally "wild bush" but it is much wilder experience than driving on the mainly sealed roads in Kruger Park proper; of the two this is much better for animal spotting / close encounters).
NB: If wet weather is expected, we found the termites then take flight -- in swarms of thousands on the evening drive -- having them flying into your face in the dark (it's open 4x4 vehicle) can be off-putting for some at least at first -- suggest wear long sleeves, take a cap / hat to pull down over your eyes and keep your mouth shut unless you like termite tartar! Our group were all laughing on the way back to hotel as tracker Rogers, guiding from his perch on the front bonnet, with a torch, was attracting more than his fair share of the flyers.
The food on menu proper was varied and Ok [but have to say, not better than Ok] - enjoyed the atmosphere in the evening (outside dinner on a long table sitting with ranger and the group we safaried with each day).
If you want to keep in touch by email, facebook etc, we could not get wi-fi signal in either of the rooms we were in (no problem with signal in lobby though).
Stayed here for 2 nights after stay at Kapama Karula and of the two, personal preference would be for the smaller, more intimate KK. This has more of a hotel than lodge feel to it.
