The Lady Gastehuis

The Lady Gastehuis

Pimville, Gauteng, South Africa
Gastehuis (familie-eenhede vanaf R 548 tot R 550)
R 548

The Lady Guest House offers guests comfortable accommodation in a lovely double-storey house in Pimville, Soweto. Guests have a choice of staying in three rooms furnished with a comfortable double or single bed. Two of the rooms share a bathroom with a bath and a shower, while the other has an en-suite bathroom with a shower only. Some of the rooms also have a TV with access to local channels.

Every morning, guests can enjoy a lovely breakfast in the dining room and relax in the communal lounge equipped with a TV with DStv access. Guests can also make use of the bar fridge and communal tea and coffee facilities are provided.

Soweto offers visitors a variety of attractions, including the Apartheid Museum, the Kliptown Open Air Museum, the Oppenheimer Gardens or Soccer City in Johannesburg, or the Walter Sisulu Centre where the Freedom Charter of 1956 was drawn. A tour of Soweto and the famous Mandela and Hector Peterson Museum is also a must do.

THE LADY GASTEHUIS FOTOGALERY
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THE LADY GASTEHUIS TARIEWE
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TARIEWE: EnkelGedeelPer Eenheid
MinimumR 548
MaximumR 550
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THE LADY GASTEHUIS FASILITEITE
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Location of The Lady Gastehuis

Latitude: -26.27501   Longitude: 27.90858


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