What
image
  • imageAll Lodging
  • imageBed and Breakfast
  • imageBoutique Hotels
  • imageCountry Club
  • imageHostels
  • imageHotels
  • imageParadores
  • imageResorts
  • imageSafari Lodge
  • imageVillas & Homes
Where
image
image

Set among landscaped gardens and century-old oak trees in Irene, River Meadow Manor is a historic four-star boutique hotel, wedding venue and conference retreat near Pretoria. The gracious country property combines its original Dutch-inspired architecture with modern accommodations and contemporary South African hospitality.

With 30 guest rooms, peaceful grounds and convenient access to Pretoria, Johannesburg and O.R. Tambo International Airport, River Meadow Manor is well suited to romantic escapes, business travel, weddings and relaxed country weekends.


Check availability & book →


Highlights & Amenities

  • 30 rooms and suites
  • Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
  • Onsite restaurant and bar
  • Breakfast and room service
  • Landscaped gardens and mature oak trees
  • Guest lounge and terrace
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Complimentary onsite parking
  • Wedding and reception facilities
  • Five conference and meeting venues
  • Concierge and laundry services
  • Airport and local transfers available
  • Nearby hiking and nature experiences

Why Stay Here?

River Meadow Manor offers the atmosphere of a country retreat while remaining close to Pretoria and Johannesburg. Its gardens, historic architecture and intimate setting make it especially attractive for couples, wedding guests and travelers who prefer a smaller independent hotel.

Nearby attractions include the Smuts House Museum, Irene Country Club, Rietvlei Nature Reserve, Centurion Mall and SuperSport Park. The property is also conveniently positioned for travelers arriving through O.R. Tambo International Airport.

Ownership & Heritage

River Meadow Manor is owned by Black South African hotelier Siyanda Dlamini, who acquired the property in 2019 through his hospitality business. Dlamini is a graduate of the Cape Town Hotel School and previously held management positions with Protea Hotels before building his own hotel portfolio.

The manor was constructed in 1929 and once served as an entertainment residence for South African statesman Jan Christiaan Smuts and his wife, Isie. Under Dlamini’s ownership, a property connected to South Africa’s segregated past entered a new chapter under Black hospitality leadership.

The acquisition represents a meaningful example of transformation within South Africa’s hotel industry, while preserving the manor’s architecture, gardens and historical character.


Check availability & book →

Rate us and Write a Review

Your review is recommended to be at least 140 characters long

image

image