Kriel B&B

Kriel B&B

Vryburg, North West Province, South Africa
Gastenhuis vanaf R 300 (familie-eenheden vanaf R 900)
R 300

Kriel B&B is a warm and friendly guest house situated in Vryburg next to the Taljaard Nature Reserve. Vryburg lies on the N14 in the heart of the cattle farming country, due west of the towns of Klerksdorp and Orkney, not too far from Johannesburg.

We offer 15 comfortable en-suite rooms, of which 11 can sleep three guests in each and four sleeping two guests. All the rooms have tea and coffee facilities, air-conditioning, a fridge and a TV with selected DStv channels.

There is still a sense of history in Vryburg, which boasts a couple of national monuments including a stone church built in 1904 by the London Missionary Station. Vryburg receives many visitors because of the town's location on the main railway line between Cape Town and Botswana, which runs across Gauteng and links up with Springbok in the Northern Cape. Other attractions in the area include a golf course, an annual agricultural show and rock engravings at Kinderdam.

KRIEL B&B FOTOGALLERIJ
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KRIEL B&B TARIEVEN
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TARIEVEN: EnkelGedeelPer Eenheid
MinimumR 450R 300R 900
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KRIEL B&B FACILITEITEN
Braai/Barbecue Parking on Premises Satellite TV Swimming Pool
KRIEL B&B LOCATIE

Location of Kriel B&B

Latitude: -26.94670   Longitude: 24.71362


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