This lodge is situated 33 km off the main road so it's very isolated. There's not much game to see and nothing much to do here except relax. Food is ok but nothing to get excited over. Activities are limited. Night drive was not very productive. Prices to stay here are outrageous and can't justify the costs. Luxury costs but not the service. Felt like we were taken hostage for the two days we were here. Found stink bugs and some others in our beds but the manager didn't seem to be too worried. Mattresses were badly stained. Spiderwebs hadn't been cleaned out for weeks. Sorry, I expect more for the price.

I just lived a three nights stay in Taus Lodge 29th March to 1st April at a total cost of over 26000 Rands for two persons full board with game drives in an area without game. Upfront I was of course aware of the exorbitant price for a Lodge-stay in this area but I assumed to support a positive institution for the support of the SAN and I also hoped to get some specific input to this nature , its inhabitants and some special insights into the specific area. E.g. night active animals. When I learnt that the owners of this Lodge only pass on 17% of the revenues to the San people I was completely disappointed. The price is outrageous for what it offers. The lodge itself is nicely positioned and the people in the lodge try their best to offer good service. Unfortunately the Lodge is positioned not far from a game-farm where the animals can freely be shot for their valuable Trophies! Not my taste.

The lodge is well situated; staff & management friendly but value ( cost of accomodation)is only average. Refreshments were well priced. Maintenance ,particularly with regard to hot water, needs attention. The lounge/seating area could be bigger ; eleven guests were almost too many in this area.