Our guesthouse, named Aa'Qtansisi, is derived from the authentic original Khoisan language, meaning "We welcome You". This old Karoo home has been created into a small boutique-type accommodation centrally situated in Graaff-Reinet
Offering B&B or Self-Catering accommodation in typical Karoo-style cottages that were built during the middle of the 1800's. Come & enjoy an evening in a National Monument!
Peaceful and home like atmosphere with comfort all way round. Self catering Fully equipped with Selected Dstv channels, Private braai facilities and safe off street parking. Open space with peaceful surroundings as well as open sun shine sky.
Self catering units, close to schools and walking distance from town and museums.Fully equipt units, aircons, DSTV, Wi-Fi, off street parking.3 Star Tourism Grading Status
We offer various sized units to suit every need. Our camping grounds are very popular and we have received many a compliment on the neatness of our ablution facilities. Surrounded by beautifull mountains and offering many a tourist attraction.
Karoopark Guest House situated in the centre of Graaff-Reinet, South Africa offers B&B, self-catering accommodation, guided tours, traditional Karoo meals and various other facilities.
Our luxurious self catering accommodation is located in the heart of Graaff Reinet. Most of the restaurants, museums and shops are within 5 minutes easy walking distance. Our accommodation consists of 6 units, each with its own private entrance.
Affordable, luxury family and corporate accommodation in fully equipped self catering cottages. Profcon Country Cottages is situated in the heart of beautiful, historic Graaff-Reinet in the eastern cape, surrounded by mountains and nature reserve.
*The distances are measured as a straight-line and do not necessarily reflect the actual travelling distance.
Graaff Reinet Info
The oldest town, it is known as the 'Athens' of the Eastern Cape, with magnificent examples of Karoo architecture, fynbos and more monuments than any other town in South Africa.
