The Maropeng Boutique Hotel offers accommodation in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, with views of the Witwatersberg and Magaliesberg ranges. It has 24 bedrooms sleeping up to 48 people.
Sleeps 48
Gladysvale Boutique Hotel Accommodation
5 properties found
Gladysvale lies in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, northeast of Johannesburg in Gauteng. This area holds exceptional paleoanthropological significance, with fossil sites that have contributed to understanding human evolution. Visitors can explore ancient caves and learn about early hominid discoveries in one of the world's most important archaeological regions.
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The Moon and Sixpence
Boutique Hotel
Central Gladysvale
From
R1,900
Four-star countryside accommodation featuring four room types, on-site Bistro, manicured gardens, and event venues near the Cradle of Humankind and Johannesburg.
Sleeps 36
Children welcome
Monchique Boutique Guest House
Boutique Hotel
· 18.1km from Gladysvale
From
R1,835
4-star award-winning accommodation in Muldersdrift with 12 suites near the Cradle of Humankind UNESCO site, offering personalized service at affordable rates.
Children welcome
Bosheuvel Estate
Boutique Hotel
· 18.9km from Gladysvale
From
R1,500
Country boutique hotel and accommodation in Nooitgedacht, Muldersdrift, near Johannesburg, featuring nine luxury en-suite rooms and a farm-to-fork restaurant.
Sleeps 18
Bosheuvel Estate
Boutique Hotel
· 18.9km from Gladysvale
From
R1,500
Nine-room boutique country accommodation in Nooitgedacht, Muldersdrift, near Johannesburg. Features farm-to-table restaurant, licensed bar, and multiple event venues. Founded 2003.
Sleeps 18
Children welcome
5 properties found
Gladysvale lies in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, northeast of Johannesburg in Gauteng. This area holds exceptional paleoanthropological significance, with fossil sites that have contributed to understanding human evolution. Visitors can explore ancient caves and learn about early hominid discoveries in one of the world's most important archaeological regions.