Camdeboo Cottages  Verified Listing

*Camdeboo Cottages comprises nine self-catering cottages which are all national monuments, situated in the heart of historical Graaff-Reinet. These cottages form a secluded courtyard with covered carports, a swimming pool, and a garden. There are also 7 en-suite rooms with all the mod cons - air-conditioners, DSTV, mini fridges & en-suite bathrooms.
*Bed and breakfast or self-catering accommodation is provided and a variety of evening meals are also available, with dinners being served in the cottages or on the veranda next to the swimming pool. All cottages offer air-conditioning, electric blankets in winter, en-suite bathrooms, televisions with selected DSTV, fully equipped kitchens, and coffee and tea-making facilities.

*Air-Conditioning
*Electric blankets in Winter
*En-suite bathrooms
*Fully equipped kitchens
*Fan
*Heater
*Tea and Coffee Facilities
*Mini Fridge
*No Smoking in Rooms
*TV with DSTV
*Room service
*Internet access

Surrounded by the breathtaking Camdeboo National Park, Graaff-Reinet, South Africa's 4th oldest city, lies at the heart of the Great Karoo. Whether you're into history or nature, looking to relax or seeking your next adventure, Graaff - Reinet has something for everyone.

*Laundry Facilities
*Satellite TV
*Braai/Barbecue
*Swimming Pool
*ADSL / WIFI Internet Internet
*Credit Card Facilities

*Top 5 Tourist Attractions
*The Valley of Desolation, a geological wonder of weathered dolerite pillars with magnificent views over the Karoo plains has also been declared a national monument.
*The Camdeboo National Park of 19 000 ha, on the outskirts of the town with its interesting flora and fauna.
*Reinet House Museum - a Cape Dutch building, formerly the Dutch Reformed Church parsonage - and other important Karoo architecture sites.
*The Dutch Reformed Church in the center of the town is a prominent stone building in the high street with seating for more than 1000 people.
*The Drostdy Hotel - A Cape Dutch building erected in 1806 as the local seat of government by the VOC. Currently a hotel with Stretch's Court, a picturesque restored street of Karoo cottages with brightly painted shutters and doors.