Battiss Guest House

Battiss Guest House is a historic property in Hazelwood, Pretoria, originally designed in 1939 by Norman Eaton for renowned South African artist Walter Battiss. After being saved from demolition, the property underwent renovations in both the 1980s and 2020, preserving its historic significance while updating its amenities.

Strategically located near major highways, business centers, and Pretoria's cultural landmarks, the guest house is situated just 100 meters from The Village and 1.5 kilometers from Menlyn Mall. The property features five guest rooms, each equipped with queen-size beds, en-suite bathrooms, smart flatscreen TVs, uncapped WiFi, and access to major streaming services including Netflix, Showmax, and Amazon Prime Video.

The guest house is managed by qualified chef and co-owner Vincent de Villiers, who prepares gourmet breakfasts for guests as part of their stay, with dinner available upon request. The property boasts an evergreen garden with a braai area for guests' enjoyment. Drawing inspiration from Fook Island, the establishment offers a tranquil retreat from city life while maintaining a professional atmosphere suitable for various functions and events, with staff dedicated to creating memorable experiences for all guests.