Mantis Hiddn in Addo is perched high within its own exclusive 800-hectare private reserve, enveloped by untouched wilderness. This elevated mountain retreat blends subtle luxury with a sense of stillness, inviting guests to slow their pace, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature. Its 14 refined suites and villas appear to float between earth and sky, offering sweeping views and a front-row seat to the tranquillity and natural beauty unfolding below.

Guests can venture into Addo Elephant National Park to encounter Africa’s Big Five in their natural environment, set against the unspoiled landscapes of the Eastern Cape. At Hiddn, every stay is a personalised journey, guided by a dedicated host who intuitively curates each experience. From intimate safari outings and guided river walks to rewilding activities, stargazing, nocturnal adventures, private dining, and bespoke wellness rituals, each moment is designed to elevate the everyday into something extraordinary.

Wellness at Hiddn is not confined to a timetable or treatment list—it is woven into the rhythm of the experience. It lives in the calm of the surroundings, the thoughtful design of the retreat, and the way guests are encouraged to feel. Designed for those seeking renewal, clarity, and reconnection, wellness here unfolds through meaningful, intentional rituals rather than structured programmes.

Every stay begins with intention. Guests are welcomed through personalised rituals that create space to reflect on what they wish to gain—whether it’s rest, emotional balance, renewed energy, or creative inspiration. From there, a tailored wellness journey is shaped around individual preferences, needs, and pace.

At Hiddn, luxury speaks softly yet leaves a lasting impression. More than just a refined escape, this eco-lodge reimagines what a true retreat can be.

Accommodation: Where wilderness meets refined comfort

• Panoramic Mountain Suites
• Panoramic Two-Bedroom Mountain Suites
• Hiddn Four-Bedroom Mountain Villa

Location

Mantis Hiddn in Addo is located in the Eastern Cape. The nearest airport is Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport (formerly Port Elizabeth), approximately 75 km from the lodge. Additional international access is available via Gauteng and Cape Town, with regular connecting flights to Gqeberha. Helicopter transfers from Gqeberha can also be arranged on request.