Bethulie Guest Farm

Bethulie Guest Farm, constructed in 1924 for the daughter of Mr. Pellesier (a descendant of one of Bethulie's founding families) by the renowned architect Sir Herbert Baker, is a renowned guest house in South African history. The rooms are spacious, featuring en-suite bathrooms, and there is a Jacuzzi bath in the main guest bathroom available for guests' use.

Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV with selected DStv channels, a bar fridge, coffee-making facilities, amenities, a double or two single beds (with the option of adding extra beds for children), and all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Guests can unwind in the living room area, which features a flat-screen TV with full DStv access.

The house has undergone a complete renovation, with modern bathrooms and stylishly designed bedrooms. Visitors can relax in the multiple living room areas or savor a traditional Karoo homemade meal in the lovely dining room. The establishment is also open for hosting small weddings.

Accommodation options include a queen-size bed, TV, fridge, coffee station, and the availability of a small bed upon request. One of the rooms features an open-plan bathroom suitable for guests with disabilities.