An Austrian/German themed restaurant and pub, established in 1999 in the heart of the scenic KwaZulu-Natal Midlands that serves hearty meals, catering to all tastes using the finest, freshest ingredients that the Midlands has to offer, especially our famous crispy eisbein, available in three different sizes. Children are also well catered for.
The pub offers over 35 different beers from around the world, including our very own local draught beers from Nottingham Road Brewery and a fine selection of wines on our Diners Club Platinum award winning wine list.
Attached to the restaurant is a de...
Fordoun caters for resident guests of the hotel as well as day visitors during the week at the Spa. Skye restaurant is open to the guests through out the week and weekend however booking is essential.
One of the most popular stops on the renowned Midlands Meander is Nottingham Road, a village easily reached from the N3 between Johannesburg and Durban, only 20 minutes from the foothills of the Drakensberg and just over an hour and a half from Durban International Airport.
In the heart of Nottingham Road village is the Legendary Nottingham Road Hotel. Established in the mid 1800s as a staging post between Ladysmith and Pietermaritzburg, and boasts the oldest pub in Kwa-Zulu Natal, “Notties Hotel” is a landmark in the picturesque KZN Midlands.
Its unique charm answers the needs of many t...
Deep in the KZN Midlands, you'll find the charming Rawdons Hotel & Country Estate, a haven for those who seek peace and tranquility.
Once upon a time there was a beautiful dairy farm, right where you are sitting. It was filled with mellow, happy cows which roamed the hills of this area, frolicking with joy and abandon and producing some of the best milk in the world. Due to the nature of Nature, the area has always been very scenic and attractive. Due to the nature of People, high birth rates, the Anglo Boer War, inherent nomadic tendencies, and yearning for adventure the Nottingham Road area became rather more populated (and lets face it -artists and weirdos have to live somewhere).
Soon the people of earth (and certainl...
