Protea Hill Guesthouse  Verified Listing

Situated in the heart of Drummond, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Protea Hill Guesthouse offers guests a choice of lovely accommodation with spectacular views of the surroundings, warm hospitality and a memorable stay.

Guests can book the lovely 4-sleeper Protea Room which is furnished with a double and a bunk bed or the 4-sleeper Africa Room which offers a double and a bunk bed. The cosy 2-sleeper Nguni is furnished with 2 comfortable single beds. Protea and Africa each have an en-suite bathroom while Nguni makes use of a shared bathroom, each fitted with a shower and a toilet.

All of the rooms are equipped with TVs with access to YouTube and Netflix, Wi-Fi access as well as microwaves, bar fridges and tea and coffee facilities.

The guesthouse offers a communal kitchen that is fully equipped with a stove and oven, a microwave and meals can be enjoyed in the large dining area which has a cosy fireplace. Guests can relax in the shared lounge and make use of the communal terrace and braai facilities, all enjoying lovely views. Parking is available.

Protea Room:
* Wi-Fi
* Non-smoking
* TV
* DSTV / Satellite TV
* Netflix
* Fan
* Garden view
* Shower only
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Bar fridge
* Microwave.

Africa Room:
* Wi-Fi
* Non-smoking
* TV
* DSTV / Satellite TV
* Sitting area
* Netflix
* Fan
* Garden view
* Shower only
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Bar fridge
* Microwave.

Nguni Room:
* Wi-Fi
* Non-smoking
* TV
* DSTV / Satellite TV
* Netflix
* Fan
* Garden view
* Shower only
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Bar fridge
* Microwave.

Drummond is situated exactly halfway between Durban and Pietermaritzburg on the 1,000 Hills Road and is famous for the halfway mark of the Comrades Marathon.

Drummond embodies a rich heritage and offers visitors a destination that is historically relevant, and quaint in its own right, while still being close to major cities and attractions.

Visitors are invited to see the half-scale model of South Africa’s first-ever steam train, built by Temple Mervyn Humphries in 1966. The train after which this is modelled made its first trip in 1860 and ran between Durban’s city centre and Durban Point.

There are several horse-riding trails around Drummond. These are fantastic choices for visitors or locals who want to experience the splendour of KwaZulu-Natal from the elevated comfort of a well-trained, responsive horse.

Drummond’s nearby towns include Botha's Hill, Inchanga Park, Hillcrest, Belvedere, and Hilldene, amongst many others. At only 45 kilometres from Durban, Drummond makes for a central, convenient base from which to experience the loveliness of this part of South Africa.

* Children's play area
* Business Centre
* Secured parking
* Conference facilities
* Free parking
* BBQ / Picnic area
* Wi-Fi.

* Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve
* Durban Botanic Gardens
* Umgeni Steam Train
* Krantzkloof Nature Reserve
* The Puzzle Place.