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I had an amazing stay at Attache Guest Lodge. The place is peaceful, clean, and well-maintained — perfect for relaxing and getting some peace of mind. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was served on time every morning thanks to thechef. My room was spotless, and the whole environment felt calm and safe. I’d definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Midrand for business or a quiet getaway.

Excellent value for money. Compared to other guest houses we were impressed with the facilities and thd clear communication beforehand.

Great place when you need to get away. The location is perfect. When you are looking for a quiet place, this is it.

I was greeted by a very friendly humble man in chef's clothes. I was stuck in traffic and had nothing to eat for the whole day, they arranged the most delicious dinner for me - Lamb stew, rice, potatoes, and salad. i was so great full for the man going out of his way to make me feel comfortable. The bedroom was a bit hot (we know its summer), but there was a nice aircon in the living room.

We really enjoyed the stay Attaché Guest Lodge. Loved the room and had everything we needed. Reception was friendly and they had stunning gardens. Rooms were clean and welcoming. I will definitely use them again.

This place is nothing like what they show on the website and my experience was so poor that I ended up checking out before I even spent the night. Firstly, I waited outside the gate in my Uber for almost ten minutes, ringing the bell, hooting and shouting, before someone came strolling up and opened for us. There are two electric sliding gates before you actually get to the lodge, which looks like it used to be grand once, but is now a bit derelict and falling apart. Dry yellow grass, peeling paint, and a lobby/entrance that smelled strongly of fish. At reception trying to check in, I'm told the system is quite slow (the computer looked like it was from 1995) and so my "check in" was writing my name and cellphone number into her diary. I'm then taken to my self catering cottage (which looks more like converted stables or perhaps old farmworkers homes). I'm given a bunch of keys for my stay, one for the front door, one for the trellidoor (!!!) and a remote so I can let myself in and out of the 2 sliding gates. Clearly there was not going to be a security guard to welcome me or watch my safe return. The fact that my "cottage" had a trellidoor really concerned me. Surely ensuring the safety and security of their guests is the bare minimum that a hotel can provide?! Inside the cottage, I'm greeted by ancient faux leather couches and a TV from the 90s. The kitchen is kitted out with some jars of coffee, tea and sugar, that no one had bothered to fill up or clean. In the fridge is a manky waterbottle which was also not full. The bed sheets looked clean, but I didn't even stay to try them out. I turned around and checked out immediately.