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Description:Built in 1752, this Victorian House skillfully combines the seduction of modern times with the nostalgia of history. The Coachman Guest House promises an alpine idyll offering fresh air and spectacular landscapes.
-Luxury Cottages with private patios, Hot Art Fireplaces & magnificent views of the Langeberg Mountains
-Secluded Garden and Swimming pool to unwind and ralax
-Recommended restaurants & museums within walking distance
-Full Bar Service / Secure parking available
-Full South African breakfast Included
Proclaimed a National Monument in 1983, The Coachman is one of Swellendam's oldest buildings. The Drostdy - now a museum - was built by the Dutch East India Company in 1747 to serve as residence and official headquarters for the landdrost. Soon after, a house for the secretary, a mill and various outbuildings were erected. One of these was the coach house, now known as The Coachman Guest House.
Only a two hour scenic drive from Cape Town or George, Swellendam is ideally situated for visitors to the Garden Route and the Little Karoo. A charming farming town located in the largers youngberry growing area in the world - it is an ideal centre for touring the Breede River Wine Route, visiting Agulhas, southern most tip of Africa, walking in Marloth Nature Reserve of visiting the Bontebok and de Hoop Nature Reserves.
Come and experience true historics and hospitality! Specials:Save R50 per person per night, if you stay 2 nights or
more.
Must mention this special offer at time of reservation.
Not valid with other discounts.
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Price Info:
From R300.00 for standard room
(twin beds or queen bed) with shower e/s and tv.
R400.00 for luxury garden cottages
(twin beds or queen) with full bathroom e/s, tv, mini bar
and own patio.
Rates include breakfast and a welcome drink.
Single and winter rates on application.
Children (including breakfast)
0-12 R200 per child
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