Adante

Adante is a self-catering accommodation establishment located in Koffiefontein, a small town in the Free State province of South Africa. The name Koffiefontein means "coffee fountain" in Afrikaans, and it was a stopover spot for transport riders travelling between the coast and the diamond fields and gold mines to the north during the 1800s. The name "coffee fountain" refers to the strong coffee brew that transport riders made during their stopovers.

Adante offers accommodation in six self-catering units. Each unit contains twin three-quarter or single beds, a private bathroom, and a kitchen and living area. The beds are made up with quality linen, and blankets and towels are provided. The kitchens are well-equipped with cutlery, a fridge, microwave, kettle, and toaster. Complimentary tea, coffee, and milk are provided. Each unit also features a flat-screen TV with selected DStv channels. Undercover parking is available inside an electric gate, and boma braai facilities are offered for guests.