Accommodation is provided in eight individual suites built some distance from each other among Knobthorn and Jackalberry trees. The suites are individually decorated in a modern African theme, with high ceilings and extra screens on windows and doors so that it can be left open at night. Suites are equipped with air-conditioners and overhead fans. In addition to the original ones, new Makubela suites, built at the end of a raised walkway and named after a territorial female leopard, offer the ultimate in luxury, comfort and privacy.

Idube Game Lodge is home to the Big 5 and a large variety of other animals, with frequent leopard sightings a major draw card for guests. Idube is a jewel among safari lodges in the Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, adjoining the Kruger National Park. This renowned reserve is known for its successful conservation efforts, particularly regarding the protecting of rhino.

Idube Game Lodge is situated in an indigenous garden of cool, green lawns and tall trees, maintained only with recycled water. The lodge is designed to blend into the bush with rough, natural coloured bricks, while tiled roofs create a cool interior. Guests love to gather in the thatched bar and entertainment areas while the open lounge is a splendid place to relax and wait for animals to come grazing in front of the lodge. Guests can watch game from a number of viewing platforms around the camp and from a sunken hide at a dam directly opposite the lodge. Idube is also home to families of nyala and warthogs, seen almost daily around the lodge area.