The 3 Chimneys Guest House is a charming Victorian Villa, built in 1900 and is packed full of original features such as, Oregon pine floors, lead pressed ceilings and many more. It was home to General Louis Botha in 1914. (Anglo-Boer war)
Joyce the owner and Shona the Manager
It consists of 8 en-suite rooms of various sizes with an aim to accommodate the single business man/woman and families alike.
Your safety is also our concern. There are fire extinguishers at various points, 24 hour armed response, security gates and perimeter wire.
Remote access key collection as Main Entrance (Yellow Door) to access secure parking area and rooms.
Your happiness and comfort is OUR PRIORITY.
Rooms:
Our rooms are comfortable, beautifully decorated & spotlessly clean, air conditioned, dstv ‘hotel bouquet’, bar fridge, microwave and tea/coffee facilities, bottled water, hairdryers, Wi-Fi and mini desks for the businessman/woman.
Karoo National park 2 Kms
The Chris Barnard Museum a short walk away.
double room - contains a double bed with en-suite multi-spray column shower & a/c. Desk & safe, DStv & Wifi, bar fridge and microwave.
Family room - separate dwelling, overlooking pool, spacious with Queen bed, mini desk. En-suite multi-spray colum shower. Safe with DStv & WiFi, bar fridge and microwave.
Family room - Very comfortable, contains queen & single bed with en- suite large luxurious tub, bidet & a/c . desk & safe. WiFi & Dstv, bar fridge and microwave.
double room - contains a double bed with en-suite shower & a/c. Desk & safe, DStv & Wifi, bar fridge and microwave.
Family room - contains a double bed & bunk bed with en-suite shower, dual vanities & a/c. DStv & WiFi, bar fridge and microwave.
Family Room - contains 2 x double beds with en-suite shower, desk, safe , a/con, DStv and WiFi, bar fidge and microwave.
0 - 7 days prior to check in 50% of full payment, less transactional fee.
7 - 21 days prior to check-in 75% of full payment, less transactional fee.
No refunds will be considered during high season
We are situated on the N1 in the Northern side of Town (no lengthy detours or gravel roads to contend with).
