Tham-That Guesthouse
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Member since: 20 Dec. 2017
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Tham-That Guest House is situated in a very quiet and tranquil area of Lephalale (formerly known as Ellisras). We are 360km from Johannesburg, 214km from Polokwane, 308km from Pretoria and 260km from Rustenburg. Tham-That Guest House is a small establishment with 14 Bedrooms capable of accommodating 28 people sharing, with a maximum of 2 per room, catering for both long and short stays. Any requirement out of the ordinary will always be considered with the intention of making your stay as pleasant as possible.
In Room Facilities:*Plasma TV
*Air-conditioner
*Bar fridge
*Study desk
*2 chairs
*Ample cupboards
*Wi-Fi
Lephalale or Ellisras is a coal mining town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield.
Property Facilities:*Secure Parking
*Braai Area
*Surveillance
*Full time chef onsite
*Grootwater 4x4 Trail
*Kamotsogo Craft Art
*D'Nyala Nature Reserve
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| Property Type | Bed and Breakfast, Guest House, Guest Lodge |
| Conditions Show | |
| Check-in after | 01:00 PM |
| Check-out before | 10:00 AM |
| Cancellation Policy | Strict |
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About the Host
Member since: 20 Dec. 2017
Our Promise
Excellent & Prompt Service
Only Quality, Verified Listings
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All Bookings are Secure
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About the Host
Member since: 20 Dec. 2017
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Lephalale (Ellisras) Reviews
Lephalale (Ellisras) is very convenient for the border posts to Botswana.
Construction activities in the region makes it difficult for general tourism. Shopping Centres are of high quality but very crowded at times. Lots of places just outside of Lephalale offers typical African experience and is perhaps better for tourism.