Kingfisher Conference Centre & Lodge

About

Kingfisher Conference Centre was proudly launched in October 2001. It is privately owned by Gary Hilliar and managed by Bev Middlebrook. During construction only the highest quality building materials were used and are evident throughout the building. It was agreed upon conception that only top of the range products would be selected emphasizing the concepts of practicality, comfort, design and quality. Conference furniture was imported from America and is the same product used at Sandton Convention Centre. Conference tables fold and are on wheels which ensure the quickest turn around times. Chairs are designed to seat you comfortably for 8 hours. The boardroom furniture was commissioned and made locally and the overall result is one of “A Touch of Elegance”. The latest conferencing software ensures every detail is taken care of from your initial enquiry to the success of your meeting or event. Natural light is evident throughout the conference centre with several doors leading onto covered veranda’s where you can

“Let the cry of the resident Fish Eagles transport you and your delegates to a place of elegant serenity”

It was decided in 2003 that accommodation was needed to compliment and adjoin the conference centre. Plans were put into overdrive and Kingfisher Lodge was built in just over a year which is now managed by Anthony Buckley. The same standards were adhered to, with its design ideal for the corporate traveler. A truly memorable executive sanctuary and golfer’s paradise. Luxury accommodation, boasting 20 elegantly appointed rooms and suites, all with en-suite facilities. On entering the lodge through its spectacular entrance and foyer, views of the Mount Edgecombe Golf Course welcomes you to

“Our World of gracious living”

The Staff at Kingfisher Conference Centre and Lodge are renowned for their attention to detail and outstanding personal service.

We are passionate about personal, effective service. Our dedicated team will ensure your needs and objectives are achieved.