| Toverberg Guest Houses in Colesberg along the N1 are a selection of beautifully restored Karoo townhouses in the quiet and historic Bell Street. |
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| Phone: +27 (0)51 753 0422 |
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Toverberg Guest Houses in Colesberg along the N1 are a selection of beautifully restored Karoo townhouses in the quiet and historic Bell Street.
15 and 15A Bell Street are are two units, each with two en suite bedrooms and a private lounge with TV, microwave oven, refrigerator and dinnerware.
At 5 Bell Street there are two one bedroom apartments each with bathroom, private lounge and the one unit with fully equipped kitchen.
Breakfast is provided on request. All units have a lockup garage. Excellent restaurants, museum, shops and a supermarket are all within walking distance. Pet friendly.
Our budget accommodation at 26 Stockenstroom St, around the corner, has two family room en suite each with 5 beds. There are also two double rooms and one single room sharing a bathroom. Communal facilities includes a kitchen, dining room, TV room and barbeque area. Secure parking and pet friendly.
From its earliest days Colesberg has been a bustling resting and meeting place, a gateway to the north for explorers and hunters – later also for those seeking their fortune on the Diamond and Goldfields. The town still is a traveller’s oasis on the main routes to the interior and the coast. Here the N1 from Johannesburg to Cape Town and the N9 from Port Elizabeth and the Garden Route meet. The town is the southern gateway to the Lake !Xariep Tourist Route (R58) along the Orange River which covers Gariepdam, Norvalspont, Venterstad, Oviston and Bethulie.
The Colesberg-Kemper Museum with its 19th century toy collection, memorabilia, and also the permanent house of the UNISA Karoo Nomad Photographic Exhibition, together with Anglo-Boer War sites and a fine selection of 19th century buildings, offers an exciting reflection on the past and present. Other facilities include excellent restaurants, a nine-hole golf course, tennis, cycling and walking routes, bird-watching and unique sunrises and sunsets.
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| Lowest Daily Price: |
120 ZAR |
Highest Daily Price: |
220 ZAR |
| Lowest Weekly Price: |
840 ZAR |
Highest Weekly Price: |
1540 ZAR |
| Charging Method: |
Per person |
| Payment Types: |
Cash, Cheque |
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| From its earliest days Colesberg has been a bustling resting and meeting place, a gateway to the north for explorers and hunters – later also for those seeking their fortune on the Diamond and Goldfields. The town still is a traveller’s oasis on the main routes to the interior and the coast. Here the N1 from Johannesburg to Cape Town and the N9 from Port Elizabeth and the Garden Route meet. The town is the southern gateway to the Lake !Xariep Tourist Route (R58) along the Orange River which covers Gariepdam, Norvalspont, Venterstad, Oviston and Bethulie. The Colesberg-Kemper Museum with its 19th century toy collection, memorabilia, and also the permanent house of the UNISA Karoo Nomad Photographic Exhibition, together with Anglo-Boer War sites and a fine selection of 19th century buildings, offers an exciting reflection on the past and present. Other facilities include excellent restaurants, a nine-hole golf course, tennis, cycling and walking routes, bird-watching and unique sunrises and sunsets. |
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| Address:
4 Charl Cilliers Street, Colesberg 9795, South Africa |
| Accommodation located in
town, old town, rural, near shopping area, near restaurants & bars, near historical interest, near tennis courts, near golf course ! |
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| 15 and 15A Bell Street are are two units, each with two en suite bedrooms and a private lounge with TV, microwave oven, refrigerator and dinnerware. At 5 Bell Street there are two one bedroom apartments each with bathroom, private lounge and the one unit with fully equipped kitchen. Breakfast is provided on request. All units have a lockup garage. Excellent restaurants, museum, shops and a supermarket are all within walking distance. Pet friendly.
Our budget accommodation at 26 Stockenstroom St, around the corner, has two family room en suite each with 5 beds. There are also two double rooms and one single room sharing a bathroom. Communal facilities includes a kitchen, dining room, TV room and barbeque area. Secure parking and pet friendly.
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| # of Units: |
4 |
Bedrooms: |
12 |
| Guest Houses - Amenities & Services: |
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Barbecue |
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Disabled Facilities |
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Fax |
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Garden |
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Internet Dial Up |
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Internet Broadband |
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Library |
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Lift / Elevator |
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Parking |
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Pets Welcome |
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Private Beach |
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Sauna |
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Shared Bathroom |
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Spa / Jacuzzi |
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Swimming Pool |
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Tennis Court |
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Washing Machine |
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Air Conditioning |
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Central Heating |
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Cable/Satelite TV |
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Balcony |
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City View |
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Sea View |
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Daily Cleaning |
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DVD Player |
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DVD/Music Collection |
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Ensuite Bathroom |
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Ironing Board |
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Safe |
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Stereo/Radio System |
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Telephone |
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Work Desk |
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| Breakfast provided on request. Arrangements for breakfast must be made on arrival |
| Guestbook: This was the best guest house that we stayed in in South Africa. The setting was wonderful, the welcome and service made us feel like royalty, and the breakfast was second to none. It was not only comfortable and welcoming, but memorable. William ODLING-sMEE, Ireland |
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