Thyme Two Stay

Thyme Two Stay

Queenstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Self-catering from R 300 (family units from R 800)
R 300

Thyme Two Stay is a luxury self-catering cottage, set in a beautiful private garden. This cottage is located in Queenstown, an area known for beautiful gardens and tranquil surroundings.

This Cottage has one bedroom and a bathroom with a shower. The kitchen is newly fitted and is open-plan to the lounge area. It is equipped with a microwave, fridge, two-plate stove and tea and coffee facilities. The lounge has a flatscreen TV with full DStv and there is Wi-Fi Internet access available. The Cottage has access to a private garden with braai facilities.

Safe parking behind an electronic gate is available, and guests are welcome to enjoy a refreshing swim in the swimming pool. Queenstown is also home to various mountains, which provide exciting hiking prospects with spectacular views. Fly fishing can be done at the various dams in the area and there is a golf course and a casino close by.

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THYME TWO STAY RATES
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THYME TWO STAY FACILITIES
Braai/Barbecue Hiking No Credit Card Facilities Parking on Premises Swimming Pool Wi-Fi
THYME TWO STAY LOCATION

Location of Thyme Two Stay

Latitude: -31.88420   Longitude: 26.87441


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