Karoo Khaya B&B
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Member since: 3 Aug. 2009
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Your hosts, Pete and Megan, would like you to feel that this is a relaxing home away from home. Share our passion for the Karoo and our property! Feel free to wander through our huge fruit and veggie garden and olive orchards (and pick from it for your dinner!). The kids will love to visit our animals in their free range home and are welcome to help at feeding time. There are no streetlights or town noises to spoil that special Karoo tranquility…
There are 4 spacious cottages set in a peaceful garden. Each are decorated with a touch of the old Karoo with attention to detail and interesting rustic little touches.
Special care has been taken to give you home away from home comforts – quality linen, comfy beds, extra blankets, hot water bottles and heaters for those chilly winter nights and fans for the Karoo summer.
In Room Facilities:Rooms are equipped to self-cater
* Coffee, tea and homemade rusks in all rooms
* Each room has a mosquito net.
Prince Albert is the prettiest of all Karoo towns. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Swartberg Mountains, at the very edge of the Great Karoo, Prince Albert is a very special place where people come to find tranquility, inspiration and the Lamb, fruits, cheeses and hospitality for which the region is famous. It is also very much still a working “dorp” with a vibrant and diverse local community.
Property Facilities:A full Karoo breakfast, served in our home, is optional at R70.00 per person.
* There is communal braai area/boma for guests to make use of.
* To cool off there is a small rock splash pool with a waterfall.
* Guest lounge with DStv.
* Free Wi-Fi
* Secure off-street parking
* Pets are welcome by arrangement.
Take a bus tour to learn more of the history of the town and its beautifully preserved Cape Dutch, Victorian and Karoo architecture.
* Drive the Swartberg Pass.
* Visit the Prince Albert Art Gallery – where many South African artists work is on display.
* Visit the local weavery.
* Visit the Francois Pienaar museum, one of the
only museums with a license to make and sell with blitz.
* Go on a ghost walk.
* Ramble on the koppies surrounding the town.
* Visit one of the smallest vineyards in the country and taste it’s award winning “Soet Karoo"
* Visit the local dairy and taste (and buy) some of its international recognized cheese’s.
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Extra Info
| Property Type | Bed and Breakfast, Cottage, Self Catering |
| Conditions Show | |
| Check-in after | 02:00 PM |
| Check-out before | 10:00 AM |
| Cancellation Policy | Strict |
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Reviews
We had a lovely stay at our cottage. Megan and Sam could not have been more hospitable, and the grounds were beautiful. Would love to stay longer next time!
It was everything we wanted. Stunning decor. Amazing hosts. We absolutely loved it and would be back in a heartbeat.
We were travelling with our 2 Miniature Schnauzers. Megan closed a gate or 3 and suddenly our dogs had the whole yard to themselves! The facilities were clean and neat, and something we'd love to make use of again!
Wonderful ambiance at a well run establishment where we spent two delightful evenings.Thanks to hosts Pete and Megan for making it an unforgettable experience.
Andre and Myrtle
Nice atmosphere and excellent hospitality. We enjoyed our stay.
Thank you Pete and Megan for a magical stay at your guest house. It is a bit like stepping back into history with its olde world charm. Your home made apricot jam is beyond delicious and all the veggies bought at the market were wonderful, a whole new cooking experience for me. The Karoo Kombuis also served us the most incredible dinner in the most beautiful old fashioned little restaurant. These 2 establishments are sooo worth visiting again. Many thanks for your hospitality. Fred +Bev
The room was a bit dissapointing.
Breakfast was great.
Rooms need to be upgraded a bit.
We had a lovely time at Karoo Khaya. The dogs at breakfast was a bit of a nuissance.
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About the Host
Member since: 3 Aug. 2009
Based on 8 verified guest reviews
About the Host
Member since: 3 Aug. 2009
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Prince Albert Reviews
The charm and character of this town impressed me. The Karoo gardens are beautiful and there are interesting local products for sale. I recommend the book shop in Marlene's home.
Peace and quiet; feeling of safety; good clean air. We attended a wonderful photographic course with Louis Botha.
The variety of things to do from hiking to cycling down a mountain, wine tasting, general relaxing in the various restaurant / gift shops. HIGHLIGHT SWARTBERG PASS!
Prince Albert is a lovely little town at the foot of the Swartberg Mountains.
What struck me in particular is how clean the streets are and the friendliness of the locals.
We went to a movie in “The Showroom” and were surprised to find such an amazing Art deco gem in the middle of the Karoo. “The Showroom” boasts state-of-the-art theatre and cinema equipment, making it suitable to facilitate and attract some of the country’s top performers.