Bed & Breakfasts a Graaff-Reinet | Prenota pensioni a Graaff-Reinet

Camdeboo Cottages are self-catering cottages built during the middle of the 19th century. These typical Karoo-style cottages are located in the heart of old Graaff-Reinet, on the corner of Bourke and Parliament Street. The buildings form a secluded courtyard with covered carports, a swimming pool & garden. The cottages have been lovingly restored to their former glory and boast yellow-wood floors and red ceilings. At Camdeboo Cottages all necessary linen and towels are provided, the kitchens are fully equipped with a stove and microwave oven. The units are also serviced daily Although the cottages are self-catering, a full English or continental breakfast can be served in the cottages between 7 and 9am. The cottages are within walking distances of the museums, post office and other facilities in town. Graaff-Reinet is situated en route from Johannesburg to Cape Town in the Eastern Cape Province. It also boasts with the Valley of Desolation, which is a geographical phenomenon that has been declared a National Monument. Other highlights include, game viewing and numerous museums in town. For the more adventurous there are moonbuggies and micro light flights. Your hosts, Buks and Louise Marais look forward to welcoming you at Camdeboo Cottages.

Karoopark Guest House is situated in the centre of Graaff-Reinet in an ideal location to soak up the relaxed ambience of the Karoo. Graaff-Reinet is the fourth oldest town in South Africa, everyone visiting it, remarks on the great ambiance in town.

As the name of our establishment depicts, this is a team effort by Beau & Imelda to give top class service to our guests and to ensure that they will remember their stay with us. Our B & B is situated in the heart of Graaff-Reinet. We are within walking distance of shops, restaurants, museums and places of interest.

It is hard to imagine the cool, green oasis that awaits you when you arrive at Buiten Verwagten Guest House and Health Hydro after a long journey through the hot, dry, rugged, beautiful Karoo.