VillaOn59 is a boutique guest villa in Giyani, Limpopo. It is small and privately run, so there is one number and it rings at the villa rather than at a call centre.
VillaOn59 contact details
- Telephone: 015 010 1118, written internationally as +27 15 010 1118
- Address: Nkhensani Hospital Road, Stand No 59, Section C, Giyani
- Availability and enquiries through the Check Availability form on villaon59.co.za
The villa also publishes an email address, but the local part is a person’s first name rather than a reception or bookings mailbox, so it is not reproduced here. Phone the number above or use the form; both reach the same people.
The address is a landmark, not a street number
Stand numbers in Giyani are not always where a navigation app expects them. Nkhensani Hospital Road is the useful part — the hospital is the landmark to navigate to, and Section C is the area. Phone from the road if you are unsure rather than driving in circles after dark.
What is on offer
- Room types: Deluxe Double and Premium Single. Say which you want when you enquire.
- In-room: air conditioning, high-speed WiFi, flat-screen TV, in-room safe, work desk and chair, coffee and tea maker, mini-fridge, microwave, iron and board, private bathroom with shower, and toiletries.
- A private chef and dining arrangement is offered rather than a restaurant service.
The microwave, mini-fridge and work desk in every room tell you what this place is really set up for: people working in Giyani for a few days rather than passing tourists. If you are booking for work, ask about the WiFi speed and whether there is backup power, because that is what will matter.
Ask about power and water before you book
Load shedding and municipal water interruptions affect Limpopo like everywhere else. A small villa either has an inverter and a water tank or it does not, and it is a fair and ordinary question to ask before you pay. Ask it in writing so the answer is on record.
Booking safely
- Book through villaon59.co.za or by phoning 015 010 1118 — not through a social media account offering a discount for an immediate EFT.
- Get the booking confirmed in writing with the dates, the room type, the total and what the deposit is.
- Never take banking details from an email. If a deposit is required, phone the number above and have the details read to you, then confirm again after you pay. Guesthouse deposit fraud works by intercepting mail and substituting an account number, which is why this site publishes no bank account details for anyone.
- Ask what the cancellation terms are before you pay, not after.
If something goes wrong
Raise it with the villa directly first and in writing. An unresolved accommodation dispute in South Africa can be taken to the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud, which is free to consumers, and a booking made through an online travel platform also has that platform’s own dispute process, which is usually faster.