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Umami De Vaal
Umami de Vaal is a charming self-catering holiday log cabin nestled within the River Lodge Estate, just a short walk from the Vaal River. This luxurious cabin offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, ideal for families, couples, or groups seeking tranquility and adventure. Surrounded by nature and free-roaming wildlife, guests can enjoy modern amenities including a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy lounge with a smart TV and uncapped Wi-Fi, and a terrace featuring a private jacuzzi and braai area—perfect for alfresco dining under the stars. The estate also offers fantastic communal facilities such as a swimming pool, tennis court, kids' play area, biking trails, and conference amenities. Whether you're relaxing in the jacuzzi, enjoying a riverside picnic, or exploring the estate’s outdoor activities, Umami de Vaal provides a seamless blend of comfort, nature, and luxury. Accommodation: This spacious 8-sleeper cabin offers comfort and elegance across 4 beautifully appointed bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. • Main Bedroom: King-size bed, private balcony, and an in-room bathtub for ultimate relaxation. • Queen Haven 1: Furnished with a queen-size bed for cozy comfort. • Queen Haven 2: Furnished with a queen-size bed, plus an extra single bed—perfect for parents with a child or accommodating an additional guest. • Twin Retreat: Two single beds that can be combined to form a double bed—ideal for couples seeking comfort or friends who prefer separate sleeping arrangements. • Two bathrooms featuring a shower, washbasin, and toilet, with the main bedroom offering a luxurious in-room bath. Whether you’re planning a family retreat, a romantic weekend, or a relaxing getaway with friends, Umami De Vaal offers the perfect setting for unforgettable memories. Book your stay today and experience luxury, comfort, and nature at its finest.
Area Info
The unique surrounding in which the town of Parys is situated, had its origin roughly around 2000 million years ago when a giant meteorite struck the earth just south east of Vredefort in the Free State Province . The impact structure that was subsequently formed has come to be known as the Vredefort Dome, the oldest and largest meteorite impact site on earth, measuring about 200km in diameter.
