De Doorns Accommodation
Hotels, B&B, apartments, lodges, resorts, camping and self-catering cottages in De Doorns, Western Cape, South Africa
Accommodation in De Doorns! For your holiday trip and travel needs we have great deals, budget, cheap, and luxury holiday accommodation in the De Doorns tourism region and many short-term vacation and holiday venues in the area. You can browse our listings of holiday lodgings and accommodation in and near De Doorns by clicking on the links below to get a personalized offer from a accommodation property owner that may be able to cater for your specific travel arrangements surrounding De Doorns. They may have pictures of De Doorns and their respective venues and you will also be able to contact the establishment directly to make online bookings and enquiries for a place to stay.
De La HayeSelf-catering from R 225 (family units from R 950) | R 225 |
De La Haye has two bedrooms and an open-plan fully equipped kitchen, dining and living area with a fireplace. There is a stunning patio with a built-in braai. This is a perfect quiet breakaway with privacy for a couple or family in the most beautiful of valleys.There are many relaxing activities to do on the farm and around the dam, including wonderful birdwatching. There is the Pack Shed Tour during the Table Grape packing season, the Hex Pass Train ...
Karoo1 Hotel VillageHotel (family units from R 1,350) | R 1,350 |
Welcome to Karoo1 Hotel Village.With original buildings dating back to 1756, the Karoo 1 Hotel is a restructured farm located in De Doorns. It offers elegant rooms and features such as outdoor swimming pools a restaurant and bar area. Each room at Karoo 1 has a private bathroom and a private terrace. Some of them offer views over the garden and the Matroosberg Mountains. We have 12 rooms that include a fireplace and 12 rooms that has airconditioning, 24 ...
Farm Cottages at Au d'Brandy RouteSelf-catering | (POA) |
Au d' Brandy Route is located on Arbeid Adelt farm. This farm was part of the original farm De Doorns, one of the first four farms to be in the Hex River Valley in the year 1731. The old carriageway in those days always followed the easiest route near water for the sake of the animals. Many travellers and adventurers travelling between Cape of Good Hope and the Karoo visited this farm to buy cases of brandy, as well as to experience the hospitality of the ...
