We stayed at a bush cottage for one night and it was really good! I know they have more rooms, but these must have been far away, because there was no noise whatsoever and we didn't see them at all. Maretha, the owner, welcomed us and helped in planning the trip for the next day. The cottage was really nice.... More

The place is inexpensive but you get what you pay for. For R280 per night, we got a small room that sleeps two with own shower and toilet and access to the communal kitchen. The rooms were quite small but could have been cleaner. There were a lot of cobwebs and dust on the beds and the sheets hadn't been... More

Inexpensive accommodation, clean and light rondavel (no door to bathroom!) with nice facilities including swimming pool and table tennis. Only downside is that we arrived on a Sunday afternoon when it was very quiet and had to wait for the owner to give us the keys.

This place is a gem. I have travelled extensively, living in budget and youth hostels around the world. Often these places offer such basic services that one regrets not having opted for something a little bit more expensive. What a delight then was Loerie Guest Farm! At Loerie I found warmth, a lovely affordable, clean room with my own bathroom,... More

Bit run-down on first glance, but everything is working and clean. They have a massive kitchen that caters for big school groups with every gimmic you need. Great for making you own meals. The owners are friendly and helpfull, even willing to fetch some olive oil from their neighbouring farm. So if you want a relaxed vibe with amenities to... More

Bleak on the outside and even more bleak on the inside. In need of a full refurbishment. It was dire compared to other places we visited. We had unfortunately paid half the cost for a planned 3-night stay. The bathroom and kitchen were poor to say the least.