Kihara Guesthouse

Kihara Guesthouse

Bethlehem, Free State, South Africa
Guest House
(POA)

Kihara Guesthouse offers quality accommodation for business travelers, family visitors, and overnight guests.

The guest house offers accommodation in 6 units. Each unit is individually decorated and is furnished with either 2 three-quarter or a double bed.

Each room features a private bathroom and kitchenette facilities including a microwave, bar fridge, coffee and tea making facilities, crockery and cutlery.

Linen, towels, electric blankets and Wi-Fi connection is also included in the price. Complimentary items provided daily include coffee, sugar, tea, and milk as well as cleaning services.

Bethlehem is situated approximately 90 km west of Harrismith, 140 km east of Kroonstad, 240 km north-east of Bloemfontein and 30 km from Clarens.

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KIHARA GUESTHOUSE FACILITIES
Available Next Weekend Bathroom Braai/Barbecue Double bed Double/Twin rooms House Keeping Kids Stay Free Kitchen Laundry Facilities Mini fridge Parking on Premises Satellite TV Shower Wi-Fi
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Location of Kihara Guesthouse

Latitude: -28.23312   Longitude: 28.32577


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