Nanna Rous' Town House

Nanna Rous' Town House, established in 1860, is strategically positioned in a quiet street in Colesberg, marking the halfway point between Johannesburg and Cape Town. This historic establishment, set within a charming cottage garden, provides a peaceful retreat for travelers with secure off-street parking.

The property features a newly added lounge area with an open fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen including refrigerator and microwave facilities. A choice of continental or English breakfast is served daily from 7:00 am. The establishment is owned by Madi and Kenneth, who are known for their exceptional hospitality.

Guests can engage in various local activities, including visits to the Colesberg Museum, guided town walks, and tours of Boer War sites. The property's convenient location allows easy walking access to all local restaurants, including the notable Bordeaux coffee shop and licensed restaurant, which offers authentic Karoo cuisine in a garden setting.

The accommodation comprises six distinct rooms: the Blue Room with a double bed and bath en-suite; the Burgundy Room, a family unit with interconnecting rooms; the Cattle Post, a deluxe double room; The Manse, a family room with interconnecting spaces; The Chapel, a traditional family room; and the Alley Room, a spacious twin room. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities including coffee/tea making facilities, television with DStv, and Wi-Fi access. Each room features private en-suite facilities.