Hotels in Lesotho

Book hotels in Lesotho in the capital city, Maseru, like The Palace Hotel, to have easy access to the one railway that runs through Lesotho. It's generally easy to get around Lesotho using a private driver, renting a car, or using the public buses and coaches. We recommend hiring a car or hiring a driver through one of the car rental agencies in the cities or at the airport in Maseru. Hotels in Lesotho typically offer transit services and we suggest confirming this before arriving. There isn't much information on prices as these vary widely depending on the companies and drivers. As a landlocked country, Lesotho also has access to South Africa's bus network such as Intercape or Greyhound.

Lesotho is a high-altitude kingdom landlocked and surrounded by South Africa that offers a variety of activities for tourists. The stark rock mountains and sandstone plateaus make the country a little difficult to navigate but there are a host of national parks and areas to explore. Find cheap hotels in Lesotho in Tsehlanyane and take time to visit Tsehlanyane National Park, a national park that's popular with many travelling trekkers who often opt to tackle the connecting trails that link the national park with Bokong. Hikers will want to find cheap hotels near Bokong like Mohale Oa Masite Hotel, nestled away a little west from Katse Dam and comes with an array of trails to take on.

Lesotho offers a wide range of night-time activities for travellers and locals to explore. Hotels in Maseru, Lesotho will often be the best options since Maseru tends to have the most bars, clubs, and restaurants in the country. No.7 Restaurant offers a friendly environment with local food and international dishes and also run a catering service for a selection of events. Rendezvous Lancer's Inn is a popular choice with many travellers and offers both local and international dishes. If you find yourself at a hotel in Butha Buthe like Kabelo Bed & Breakfast, take the opportunity to visit Sky Restaurant - Afriski, currently the highest restaurant in Africa that boasts a laid-back atmosphere, an Austrian feel, and a family-friendly menu. They're open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and offer a wide selection of dishes.

Some of Lesotho's most ancient heritage is maintained on the overhangs of the atmospheric rocks in the highlands of the country. Once shelters for the Bushmen in the area in prehistoric times, these sandstone walls are teeming with rock paintings and drawings showing ancient rituals. Book hotels in Maseru, Lesotho like The Village Guest House, to be at the heart of the country and have easy access to local arts and crafts, as well as heritage and historical information. Basotho Hat in Maseru comes with an array of locally produced handicrafts. It's worth a stop if you're looking for meaningful souvenirs. In Berea, you can find Lesotho Mountain Crafts, which is an initiative that works to training locals on creating crafts and trains design skills, sales and marketing, as well as IT skills. In Quthing, travellers will have a chance to see some of the dinosaur footprints the area is famous for.

The least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Lesotho is April. On average, it only costs £33 per night in the month of April. Conversely, the most expensive month to visit Lesotho is June.

Out of all the tourist destinations in Lesotho, our data shows that travellers tend to visit Maseru more often than any other city.

As of April 2024, there are 169 operators available to choose from for hotels in Lesotho.

Prices for hotels in Lesotho were last updated today.