Dorpshuis Guest House

The Dorpshuis Guest House is located in De Aar, South Africa, which is the second most important railway junction in the country. De Aar is where the lines from the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Provinces, Zimbabwe, and Namibia meet. The town has 110 km of track and a high traffic rate of trains passing through every day.

The guest house offers four spacious rooms that are well-maintained and highly praised for their cleanliness by guests in the guest book. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, bar fridges, electrical blankets, ceiling fans, and TVs with M-Net. The beds have quality mattresses and bedding, and each room has its own private bathroom, with three being en-suite and three having showers.

Dorpshuis Guest House features include a 99% UV shade cloth car port and a lovely garden with a braai area. Guests can enjoy complimentary tea, coffee, cooldrinks, and fruit juice during their stay.

For those interested in rock art, the guest house provides information about excellent examples of Khoisan rock engravings that can be viewed on the nearby farms of Nooitgedacht, Brandfontein, and Damfontein. Additionally, visitors can take a leisurely stroll through The Garden of Remembrance, which honors the British soldiers killed during the South African Anglo-Boer War. Another attraction worth visiting is the Olive Schreiner Museum and Restaurant, which was once the home of the famous South African author and feminist, Olive Schreiner, who wrote "Women and Labour".

One of the guest house's double rooms features a king-size bed, an en-suite bathroom with both a bath and shower, and access to a communal kitchen. This room also offers air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, TV, DSTV, as well as a kettle, bar fridge, and coffee and tea facilities.