Barberton Manor Guest House

Barberton Manor Guest House, built in 1927 after a design by Sir Herbert Baker, is a National Heritage site that has been preserved in its original state while offering modern-day comforts. The two-story, spacious house is surrounded by a two-hectare botanical garden. It is situated near the road to Swaziland, approximately 40 kilometers from Barberton, 60 kilometers from the Kruger National Park, and 65 kilometers from Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport near Nelspruit.

Barberton, known as the undiscovered gem of the Lowveld, offers various attractions such as hiking trails, scenic drives, opportunities to visit a gold mine, a Heritage Walk starting at the museum, and more. The guest house features a luxury double room with two single beds, an en-suite bathroom, satellite television with DStv and M-Net channels, a ceiling fan, and accommodates a maximum of two guests.