Heidelberg (WC) Guest Houses
Guest houses with bed and breakfast in Heidelberg (WC), Western Cape, South Africa
Guest Houses in Heidelberg (WC)! For your holiday trip and travel needs we have great deals, budget, cheap, and luxury holiday guest houses in the Heidelberg (WC) tourism region and many short-term vacation and holiday venues in the area. You can browse our listings of holiday lodgings and guest houses in and near Heidelberg (WC) by clicking on the links below to get a personalized offer from a guest houses property owner that may be able to cater for your specific travel arrangements surrounding Heidelberg (WC). They may have pictures of Heidelberg (WC) 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.
Melkboom Guest FarmGuest House from R 250 (family units from R 1,100) | R 250 |
Melkboom Guest Farm is a working farm situated at the border of the Garden Route and the Overberg district. It offers just the right place for a quiet and tranquil stopover. MELKBOOM IS JUST OF THE N2. THE NOISE MAY DISTURB YOU. We invite you to come and enjoy high-quality accommodation at affordable rates. We have an Rondavel that sleeps two guests. It is fitted with a double bed and the room is on self-catering basis. For self-catering, two ...
Anna's Farm StayGuest House from R 330 (family units from R 800) | R 330 |
Anna's Farm guesthouse is close to the N2 between Swellendam and Heidelberg on the Malgas Road, and is the place to be. Come and enjoy a peaceful time on our grain, sheep and dairy farm.The old majestic farmhouse was built in 1937 and offers two charming bedrooms with antiques, fresh flowers, tea trays and sherry, on the house. A two-sleeper interleading room is also available on request, for families or groups up to six people. Anna's Farm Stay is a ...
The HeidelbergerGuest House, Self-catering | (POA) |
Heidelberg is nestled between the Langeberg Mountains and the Indian Ocean along the Duivenhoks River in the Western Cape. The Doornboom Homestead was built in 1728. The town was established in 1855 around the majestic Dutch Reformed Church. Go on a Historical Walking Route to view historical landmarks. In the area are many trails and day drives for nature lovers. Nearby are the World Heritage sites of Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve and Boosmansbos ...
