Oudtshoorn Guest House

Altes Landhaus Country Lodge is a stately Cape Dutch-style homestead cradled in the fertile Schoemanshoek Valley of the Little Karoo. Built over 100 years ago, the homestead has been lovingly restored.

A warm welcome awaits you in this Victorian lodge with its exotic garden settings. Relax at the large saltwater swimming pool and enjoy the superb views of the Swartberg Mountains.

Mooiplaas is ideally located in the peaceful countryside yet only 10 km from Oudtshoorn which offers much to do and see. It is the “Ostrich Capital” of the world and close to the world-famous Cango Caves.

The Feather Palace is well situated on the N12, between Oudtshoorn and De Rust. The main house is a National Monument, built in 1908, and is one of the few Ostrich Feather Palaces left in the region.

Guest House Esterer is nestled in the heart of Oudtshoorn and within close proximity to a multitude of restaurants, curio and coffee shops.

Swartberger Lodge is situated in a quiet residential area offering fully equipped, air-conditioned self-catering units. This country retreat restores peace of mind with its remarkable blend of comfort, tranquility and personal attention.

Located on almost an acre in a quiet leafy suburb in Oudtshoorn, La Pension provides the ideal setting where guests can relax in the large park-like gardens with an array of indigenous plants and trees, or enjoy sundowners at the large sparkling pool with a sauna and bar in close proximity.

Welcome to Rietfontein Ostrich Palace which is a working ostrich farm situated between Calitzdorp and Oudtshoorn on the Route 62 – the longest wine route in South Africa. It is the oldest working ostrich farm in the Cape Colony and was established by the Potgieter family in 1897. It boasts one of the most intriguing ostrich palaces dating back to the early 1900s.

Experience the days gone by of ostrich feathers and feather palaces at Foster’s Manor; we are 3 Star graded and offer the embodiment of the era when the ostrich and its feathers reigned supreme in the Little Karoo.

Oudtshoorn has been called South Africa's tourism capital and with good reason. The town has been blessed with the greatest variety of tourist attractions imaginable.

Whilst being in the village itself, the cottage is situated away from the hustle and bustle of the main road and it is elevated to enjoy the great views of the Swartberg Mountains in the distance.