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Massai Mara and Sabi Sands/Kruger lodges

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Has anybody been to these places and have recommendations for places to stay.  I intend to do this the right way if I go.  I've looked at Mala Mala and Londolozi for Sabi Sands to stay, and intend on staying there for 3 or 4 days if possible.  Massai Mara is another intriguing possibility, but curious what camps/resorts I should look to.  Also, if there is anybody that has been there, and had a good experience at a particular lodge.
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