Die Herehuis

Die Herehuis is a Victorian-style house constructed in 1910. It features beautiful ceilings and wooden floors. The stables have been rebuilt into luxury en-suite family chalets. The establishment aims to provide a comfortable and homely experience with an Old World charm, catering to all guests' needs.

There are a total of 24 rooms at Die Herehuis. The guest house offers four luxurious and spacious en-suite rooms, equipped with 100% cotton bed linen, hypoallergenic duvets and pillows, bar fridges, complimentary tea and coffee, DStv, air-conditioning, insect repellents, hairdryers, complimentary toiletries, and electric blankets. Each room has its own entrance and leads out to a refreshing country atmosphere in the enchanted garden, which is full of bird life and offers amazing mountain views under the breathtaking starlit nights.

Die Herehuis serves breakfast daily and offers an a la carte menu for dinner. Alternatively, guests can request a braai pack to enjoy the famous organic, super A-grade Karoo lamb chops and beef sausage. Secure off-street parking is available behind locked gates. The establishment prides itself on warm hospitality and excellent service. Smoking is permitted in the garden area and on the verandah.

The guest house is located near a golf course and the Karoo National Park, which offers lovely scenic routes and more than 6000 fauna and flora species. The park is home to two endangered species, the riverine rabbit and the black rhinoceros, which have been successfully resettled. It also houses five tortoise species, the most in any conservation area in the world. The park provides challenging 4x4 routes into the mountains, as well as walking and fossil trails.

Although Die Herehuis is situated near the N1, guests can only hear the sounds of nature. It is approximately 15 km away from the airport and within the vicinity of the Chris Barnard Museum. Visitors can explore 400-year-old engravings from the herb "guru" king in Nelspoort, visit the Malteno Pass, and experience the indescribable Meiringspoort.