Winburg Herberg

Winburg Herberg is a hotel situated in the town of Winburg, a historical settlement surrounded by countryside landscape. It serves as a convenient stopover for travelers along the N1 highway between Johannesburg and Cape Town. The establishment comprises a total of 16 rooms, with four rooms sharing a communal bathroom, while the remaining rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms. The facilities available to guests include televisions with DStv access, tea and coffee-making amenities, and a lapa area for relaxation. Additionally, the premises features a restaurant, although self-catering options are not provided.

The hotel offers a peaceful and friendly atmosphere, with the owner personally hosting the guests. Winburg holds the distinction of being the oldest town in the Free State province, having been founded by the Voortrekkers in 1837. Its central location within a historical environment contributes to the overall appeal of the area. The rooms at Winburg Herberg are furnished with comfortable double or single beds, ensuring a pleasant stay for visitors.