Description
Aanhuizen Guest House lies at the foot of the Langeberg mountains in Swellendam. We are 2 hours from Cape Town and 2 hours from George. Swellendam is the 3rd oldest magisterial district in South Africa.
Swellendam forms part of the Cape-Overberg meander. Overberg means 'over the mountain' The journey to the 'Overberg' three centuries ago was a bone crunching one by wagon - but well worth it for the hospitality and warmth you received from the people of the Overberg. It is truly a haven of peace & tranquility.
Enjoy our old fashioned South African hospitality in this superior Guest House. Tom & Olwyn, your hosts will make you welcome. This is the ideal place to relax as you take in the stunning unspoilt views of the Langeberg mountains. With plenty to do and see in Swellendam be sure not to cut your stay too short.
All our rooms offer percale cotton bedlinen, soft fluffy towels and are en-suite with separate entrances for peace and privacy.
A delicious breakfast is served next to the swimming pool or on the lawns in summer.
Allow us to make your stay in Swellendam an unforgettable experience.
Check-In 02:00 PM Check-Out 11:00 AM
Price & Availability
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* Please note that these rates are a guide and are subject to change. Please confirm
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Double/Queen x 4
Includes: B & B
En-suite rooms with their own entrances. Elegantly decorated, crisp white percale cotton linen and extra large duvets for your comfort. Tea/Coffee in the rooms, TV/M-NET in rooms
Features available
Twin x 6
Includes: B & B
En-suite rooms with their own entrances. Elegantly decorated, crisp white percale cotton linen and extra large duvets for your comfort. Tea/Coffee in the rooms, TV/M-NET in rooms
Features available
Aanhuizen Guest House
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