The old-world charm of the lounge/dining area with its large verandahs creates an ideal environment in which to wind down and enjoy nature. Meals are often served outside where one can soak up the views while enjoying the exquisite local farm-style fare.

The main lounge & dining area is linked by a central fireplace. The lounge is adorned with historical memorabilia & collection of Africana for guests to enjoy.

Meals are all plated individually, with no buffet options. Breakfast orders are taken the night before with choice of Continental and English options.
Lunches are light - salads, homemade bread, artisan cheeses, homemade chutneys & preserves with local charcuterie.
Dinners are a set menu with 3 homely farm-style courses followed by South African port or cognac in front of the fireplace or out under the stars around the boma fire. Dinner menu is displayed during afternoon tea, with only one choice for each course, so please do let us know if this choice is not to your liking, so we may have time to prepare an alternative.
Fresh, farm ingredients sourced locally or grown on site.
Vegans, coeliacs, pescatarians and vegetarians all catered for provided we receive prior notification.

Children can choose from a slightly simpler, wholesome menu and are encouraged to dine earlier in the evenings to ensure the adults have a peaceful evening.

Dining is at private tables, unless otherwise requested. Please enquire about dining in the underground Wine Cellar should you wish to have a unique experience.

Platinum Diners Club Wine List – Best of South African wines & craft spirits to choose from at reasonable prices. Be sure to visit Cheryl’s Gin Emporium, which boasts a selection of 30 different South African Craft.

The restaurant at Three Tree Hill Lodge is reserved for the use of in-house guests only.

Valley Bakery, Coffee Shop and Art Gallery is situated on the R600 which leads to the Champagne Valley in the Central Drakensberg.

Filled to the brim with tasty treats, fresh pastries, cakes and tarts and specialty bakes such as croissants and lemon merinque pie, the Valley Bakery is a well known landmark in the Drakensberg.

It's a welcome respite if you've been travelling - sit down in the coffee shop and enjoy one of their sandwiches served with their fresh-out-the-oven baked bread and a good cup of coffee. You can also order light meals such as quiches and a variety of salads should you be feeling more than just a little peckish. Also check out their art gallery while you are there

Drakensberg Brewery is a Craft Brewery in the heart of the Drakensberg, situated on the R600 which leads to the Champagne Valley in the Central Drakensberg. The brewery is a 600L batch brewhouse and fermenters intended to service the local community and visitors to our picturesque valley. The beer is made from malted barley, hops, yeast and fresh spring water. The brewery produces its beer in 30L kegs or 440ml bottles.