Sibebe Resort

Our team, comprised of United Nations staff from the Congo, recently stayed at the Sibebe Resort. The location is stunning, with breathtaking views, and the staff are excellent and very friendly. However, the major drawback is the poor condition of the uphill access road, which is narrow and full of potholes. Given the resort's status as a landmark for the Kingdom and its incredible views, we hope the government will consider repairing the road to allow more visitors to experience this amazing place. The resort itself is a fantastic and peaceful retreat that showcases nature at its best. While the rooms and structures could use some upgrades and the pool could be cleaner, these are minor points. The staff are wonderful—friendly and very helpful. I would especially like to highlight a wonderful young man named Cedric, with whom we interacted frequently. He is a gem: charismatic, with a great sense of humor and a dedication to ensuring guests have a great experience. He is the go-to person, with extensive knowledge of the area. The food was simple and delicious. If you are ever in the Kingdom of Eswatini, I would highly recommend a stay at the Sibebe Resort.

When we got into the Resort we were told that our names didnt appear on the guest list even though we had made full payment for the three nights.

Sibebe is situated in one of the best locations in Eswatini. With breathtaking and magnificent views and cultural history, this resort is a must to experience. The cuisine and service was fairly good. My room was comfortable and I would highly recommend a refurbishment of the establishment. There is an abundance of activities and facilties within the resort. Overall I enjoyed my stay.

Sibebe Resort is a one stop shop tourism destination, here we got to spend the whole day without getting bored. From the morning hike to the largest Granite Rock in Africa (Sibebe Rock) our guide MR Innocent Gama was very informative, and he answered all our questions. when we came back from the hike which was around 2 hours 30 minutes, we freshened up quickly and we headed to their mouthwatering breakfast. After breakfast we went for a cultural village tour where we also got to watch the vivacious traditional dancers. Now it was time for lunch, but we couldn't go without conquering our phobia for heights luckily, they have the longest zipline in the country and somehow the cheapest zipline. We then had a braai for lunch since they also have a Shisanyama as part of the resort. after lunch we got to enjoy the only waterpark in Eswatini with the infinity pools and water slides. Lastly we had the best sunset shoots by the pool. To sum up we had the best time at Sibebe Resort and for our next trip we will go for the family rooms since we were camping last year.

Great Team and reception was very helpful, we arrived late at night and got keys from the security guy and in the morning for Breakfast the Manager came to see if we were fine during our breakfast. we work up to beautiful views. friendly staff, well improved from our previous visit

Fabulous natural location. However very bad food and poor accommodation. Bathtub with shower removed. Cheap furniture and no room service or even a phone to call reception in case. Had to request internet connection. Restaurant not well equipped.