Mantis is excited to announce that Intle Boutique Hotel is now a proud member of the Mantis Collection. Just 40 minutes from Port Elizabeth; this boutique game reserve experience is an excellent destination for weekend bush getaways.
The Intle experience is intimate and private, with just nine luxury rooms set on an 800-hectare private game reserve where guests have the freedom to roam among grazing game such as giraffe, zebra, impala, kudu, wildebeest, and inyala.
The room rates start from R 1750 per person per night on the Intle Spring Breakaway package which includes two nights’ accommodation in a Superior Room, a bottle of wine, a bush picnic, dinner and breakfast.
Intle has live availability, and you can contact Mantis Corporate Sales Executive, Chantal Davidge, for corporate rates. Bookings are open for corporate year-end functions and team buildings, and guests can contact the property directly to book these.
This property is family-friendly and features a two-bedroom Family Room with a shared bathroom as well as a wing with two en-suite bedrooms that can be blocked off for private family use.
The Intle experience is about authentic, attentive service coupled with an intimate immersion in the beautiful landscape of the Gamtoos Valley. Guests can view the landscape from the comfort of the infinity pool deck, or participate in nature trail walks, skeet shooting, hiking, and mountain biking. The onsite SigNature Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinners made with seasonal ingredients sourced from the Gamtoos area.
Mantis is proud to welcome Zjak & Sherice van Schalkwyk as the management couple at Intle, who join the Mantis team from Kapama in the Greater Kruger and are looking forward to their new challenge in the Eastern Cape. We are currently busy with the integration of Mantis Intle Boutique Hotel into the Mantis Accor central reservations and loyalty programmes. The integration will be completed by January 2020.

Author: Mandisa Magwaxaza
Website: https://www.mantiscollection.com/
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