Linked to a British Anglican NGO and run by locals, this hostel has sparse, clean four- to eight-bed dorms and four-bed dorms and private rooms in a six-bedroom house. A beautifully adorned, Basotho-style rondavel (round hut with a conical roof; M700), with a double, twin and lounge, is perfect for self-catering families, and right on Maqalika Reservoir.
It’s 3km from the city centre; look for the 'Lesotho Durham Link' sign.
The main reason to stay here is for the outdoor activities, including canoeing and kayaking on the reservoir, rock climbing, abseiling and archery. Meals are available with notice.
