Charlie's Place

Charlie's Place Guest House is a charming accommodation establishment in Barkly East, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Originally owned by Charlie Wakeford in the 1950s, the property is now under the stewardship of Frikkie and Irmgard Tauber. The guest house combines modern interior design with traditional farm-style finishings, featuring four en-suite rooms named after family farms: Fairfield, Celidon, Knighton, and Locksley. The property also includes two large family rooms and two separate houses.

The establishment offers a comfortable farm breakfast experience and serves as an ideal base for exploring the region's diverse attractions. Located in a scenic area, guests have easy access to the popular Tiffendell Ski-Resort and can participate in various outdoor activities including hunting, fly-fishing, horse riding, hiking, and 4x4 adventures. The area is also home to historical Bushman paintings. The accommodation units are well-appointed, with amenities including tea and coffee making facilities and satellite television, ensuring a comfortable stay for visitors to this picturesque part of the Eastern Cape.