Harties Guest House

Harties Guest House is nestled in Meerhof, Hartbeespoort, just 45 km from Pretoria and Johannesburg. Enjoy absolute luxury accommodation at its finest with supreme relaxation, comfort and hospitality. Surrounded by the majestic splendour of the Magalies Mountains and Hartbeespoort Dam, the guest house is only a 150 m walk from the beautiful "Meerhof Oewer".

The guest house offers five luxury, beautifully decorated air-conditioned suites furnished with twin or double beds and an en-suite bathroom with a bath or shower. One of these luxury suites also features a private verandah with a view of the pool and garden. The self-catering unit has a bedroom with a queen-size bed and a bathroom with a shower only, as well as a lounge with a dining area equipped with DStv and a double sleeper couch.

Meals besides breakfast are available on request and guests can enjoy a traditional barbecue or potjiekos meal at the boma or cool down in the rock pool in summer. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the dining areas and drinks can be enjoyed in the guest house bar or alternatively, relax in the communal lounge in front of the fireplace in winter. The guest house is also equipped for corporate team building, events or small conference.

Harties Guest House can assist in planning or booking day trips and provides generally information on what to see and do as well as what to avoid. Your hostess, Cynthia, can provide a picnic basket for you to feast on whether you want to spend the day on the graceful waters or hike through the awe-inspiring spaces of the Magalies Mountains.

Hartbeespoort is a paradise for watersport lovers, hikers, bikers, as well as nature- and bird-lovers. Guests can partake in abseiling, river rafting, horse trails, fishing, golfing, or shop in the quaint shops and curios. A variety of restaurants and bars can also be found in the area. Major attractions in the surrounds include the Cradle of Humankind, Sterkfontein Caves, De Wildt Cheetah Centre, Elephant Sanctuary, Chameleon Village, Sun City, and the Pilanesberg National Park.