Vyfster - The Old Jail
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Vyfster accommodation is housed in Britstown's Old Jail which was built during the late 1890's. It is believed the facility was used to house some of prisoners during the Anglo-Boer war. Engraved names and pictures can be seen carved into the granite stone blocks. During the renovation process, which took place between 2017 and 2018, as much as possible of the original fittings were kept without detracting from a comfortable stay.
One of the old jail cells has been tastefully refurbished and decorated to offer guests comfortable accommodation. The unit is furnished with a queen-size bed and features an open-plan bath and shower.
A fireplace and guest lounge is located within the building and secure parking is offered for guests.
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A fantastic place to stay with historical significance. The decor is kept in the style of the old jail and very industrial. Attention to detail is good and small touches give it that extra historic feel. The kitchen is basic, but good and the courtyard is a great place to sit, talk, eat and braai.
Accommodation are great. Service is great!
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Based on 2 verified guest reviews
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Ideal place to stop over half way CT to JHB. Room and bathroom very clean and neat and secure parking
Awi and Miranda make you feel at home.Buy your food and prepare in open kitchen with all you need there as you could get there when shops closed.
It is halfway between Johannesburg and Cape Town.