Hartland Huis
Historic 1850s accommodation in Graaff-Reinet offering self-catering units and guest rooms in a Victorian property with traditional Karoo character and modern amenities.
8 properties found
Graaff-Reinet offers a glimpse into South Africa's colonial past with its array of historic buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. The town features wide streets and old architecture that reflect early settler life. Visitors can explore these elements while enjoying the surrounding semi-arid landscapes that provide a peaceful base for relaxation.
Historic 1850s accommodation in Graaff-Reinet offering self-catering units and guest rooms in a Victorian property with traditional Karoo character and modern amenities.
Karoo House Collection offers three self-catering heritage properties in South Africa's Karoo region, each distinctly furnished and equipped for peaceful countryside retreats.
Self-catering accommodation in central Graaff-Reinet offering air-conditioned units with fully-equipped kitchenettes, DStv, and secure parking within walking distance of museums and restaurants.
Three self-contained family units offering air-conditioned accommodation in Graaff-Reinet, with free WiFi and parking. Near the Anglo-Boer War Memorial and Valley of Desolation.
River Bend Cottages is historic accommodation in a national monument, featuring four self-catering cottages with traditional Karoo architecture in quiet, leafy Graaff-Reinet.
Die Dorpshuis Graaff-Reinet is guest accommodation in the heart of historic Graaff-Reinet with three spacious air-conditioned self-catering units.
Historic 1912 farmhouse accommodation near Camdeboo National Park. Sleeps 12. Working Karoo farm with Angora goats, self-catering kitchen, braai facilities.
Bij De Graaff is a self-catering accommodation in Graaff-Reinet offering four units, each sleeping up to two guests with private kitchens, bathrooms, and braai areas.
8 properties found
Graaff-Reinet offers a glimpse into South Africa's colonial past with its array of historic buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. The town features wide streets and old architecture that reflect early settler life. Visitors can explore these elements while enjoying the surrounding semi-arid landscapes that provide a peaceful base for relaxation.