The town of Beaufort West is ideally situated on the N1 highway, enroute to Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg. Often weary travelers or holiday makers choose this town as the ideal stop over in their journey. Beaufort Manor Country Lodge offers an oasis of comfort to all discerning travelers.
In the Main building, beyond the reception area, dining room and sitting rooms with their genteel air, Beaufort Manor offers designer rooms with ensuite bathrooms that epitomise elegance and luxury and for those travelers preferring some privacy there are self catering cottages situated in tranquil gardens.
Enjoy tasteful Karoo dinners, by candle light, either in our dining room or under the brilliant stars during summer months. Choose a bottle of wine to accompany your five course meal, served by our friendly staff. Guests can expect dishes such as our famous Leg of Lamb, home made chicken pie, bobotie, mouth-watering gammon and organic vegetables straight from our Garden. Please book to avoid disappointment.
An inviting swimming pool is waiting for you after a hot day of travel, come and relax and enjoy the beautiful Karoo.
Offering designer B&B suites or self catering cottages set in beautiful rose gardens.
Accommodation at Beaufort Manor Country Lodge: Beyond the reception area, dining room and sitting rooms with their genteel air, Beaufort Manor offers eight designer suites that epitomise elegance and luxury.
Room facilities available - Air conditioning (cooling unit only) - Panel heater as well as a 2 bar quartz heater - Toilet, face basin, bath and shower - DSTV: Hotel package, selected channels only - Wi-Fi (only in the main building) - Bar fridge with cooldrinks, hard liquor, beers and chocolate with nougat, still water - Tea and coffee facilities with cookies and rusks - Baby camping cots are available on request - An extra mattress can be requested for children
For those travellers who like to do their own thing there are self-catering open-plan cottages in the shade of ancient blue gum trees. Each has an ensuite bathroom and fully equipped kitchen.
Self Catering facilities available - Air conditioning (cooling unit only) - Dial direct: Guests can call the reception from the cottages - Panel heater as well as a 2 bar quartz heater - Toilet, face basin, bath and shower - DSTV: Hotel package, selected channels only - Wi-Fi (only in the main building) - Bar fridge with ice cubes and still water (no beverages) - Tea and coffee facilities with cookies and rusks - Stove, microwave, fridge and all cutlery and crockery, with glassware and kitchen equipment - Baby camping cots are available on request
Activities:
Art and Culture: The Arts and Crafts village in Beaufort West offers visitors a chance to experience and support the local artists. There is a local non-profit comunity organisation called Karoo Culture established by the artists for the artists which aims to uplift, market and empower the artists in the local community. As Beaufort West is the oldest town in the Central Karoo, Bushmen engravings can also be seen on some of the surrounding farms.
Nature: Beaufort West lies in the heart of the central Karoo and one of the main attractions is the Karoo National Park where you can visit the Fossil trail, go hiking, birding and just explore the natural Karoo. Other farms in the area also offer mountain biking, quad biking, horse riding and even donkey cart trips.
Beaufort West: During the turbulence and the tranquility of nearly two centuries, Beaufort West has been a haven for travelers in the vastness that is the Great Karoo. Down these many years, the stream of travelers has been without end - explorers, scientists, officials, fortune hunters, artists, actors, journalists, outlaws, simple working folk and one of the largest armies ever to leave Britain's shores and the Boer soldiers they had come to fight. But much earlier on Lord Charles Somerset, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, was perturbed by the "inexcusable excesses", as he couched it, "on this part of the frontier", and on November 27, 1818, he proclaimed the town of Beaufort West so that officialdom could run things on a tighter rein. The town was named in honor of his father, the fifth Duke of Beaufort. And so it was that in modern times Beaufort Manor found its elegant corner in the town's historic core. The Manor and its extensive grounds lie next to the town's Springfontein Dam, designed in the 19th century by a Scottish engineer, Avon Bruce-Brand, once Queen Victoria's bodyguard.
Facilities & Services available:
Babies Children under 12 Elderly Disabled (wheelchair friendly) Honeymoon Couples Pets only by Arrangement Laundry Service
Limited Room Service Special Meals on Request Conference facilities Wedding facilities Self-Braai / Barbecue Bar on the Premises Dining room
Restaurant Cots available Fax & Photocopy Machine Garden Internet Access Parking (off-street - open) Tourism Information Desk
Wi-Fi Afrikaans English Communal Satellite TV Playground Swimming Pool
Cancellation Policy:
In the event of cancellation, the following rules shall apply: - More than 30 days prior to arrival, 0% cancellation fee - More than 7 days prior to arrival, 50% cancellation fee - Less than 7 days prior to arrival, 100% cancellation fee
Latest Reviews
Lovely stay thank you! Hedda Schensema Dec 2020
The cottage was clean and the food was great,the staff went an extra mile in making our stay,more comfortable and enjoyable.i will definately go back for my next trip to Cape Town and have recommended the place to my family members Nonkululeko Geers Jul 2017
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Accommodation Type: Bed & Breakfast, Guesthouse and Self-Catering
