Most terreble game lodge ive ever been to. from 5th November- 6th November 2016

<p>Firstly, my fiance and i had to drive on an 8km gravel road (extremly bumpy). There are no signs indicating where the lodge is , we almost turned back as we thought that we were driving into some death trap until luckily enough a guest that had had been lodging there confirmed that the lodge is infact about 4km ahead of us.</p> <p> </p> <p>Sencondly, We were told that there were no over night available rooms but my fiance asked to speak to the owner of the lodge, we were reffered to and old short like kind lady that made a plan for us to get a room, the room was not properly cleaned with stained bedding.</p> <p> </p> <p>Thirdly, We were lied to on the game drive and told that the lodge had Leopards and baboons, we asked the rest of the staff if therewas such and they confirmed that the lodge only had the 4 animals we saw on the drive, The drive itself was horrible as the seats of that game ranger truck  are  torn and so uncomfortable to sit on. We were told that we would have a picnic with the game drive packege, instead we stoped and an isolated place with no trees and had to eat they stale fingerfoods that seems to have only been made for vegiterians, the fingerfoods tasted as if it had been kept in storage for over 2weeks.</p> <p> </p> <p>Fourthly the bar bar sellls the word "we dont have" or 'we only have one left", </p> <p> </p> <p>Lastly, im disappointed the the lodge is unable to control their guests, there was a huge roudy crowd by the pool area, we didnt even get the chance to swim, the water was green in color.</p> <p> </p> <p>i am very unhappy about the experiene at this lodge, although the braai meat provided to us was enough and fresh, and the receptionist was super kind and helpful.</p>