Die Tuishuise & Victoria Manor
About Die Tuishuise & Victoria Manor
Die Tuishuise exudes an air of elegance, transporting you back to a bygone era on the historic and charming Market Street. This picturesque street showcases a collection of beautifully restored Victorian era Karoo guest houses. As you make your way towards the magnificent Victoria Manor, established in 1848, you will find yourself immersed in the rich history and grandeur of colonial times. Indulge in the delightfully hearty country fare and marvel at the intricate décor, reminiscent of Cecil John Rhodes' era. Sandra Antrobus, the visionary owner and restorer of Die Tuishuise, has meti
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Experience everything that is beautiful, unique and special about the Karoo. Let us take care of you and your guests’ accommodation, entertainment and gastronomic needs. Enjoy the attention to detail and personalised service of bygone days.
We can seat up to 50 guests in classroom style. Conference delegates are accommodated on the premises. We are great at catering for special requests and themed events.
While no one can predict the path of this virus, we are continuously monitoring developments and doing all we can to reduce the risk of potential contamination or spread of disease.
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Amenities
Facilities
- Wheelchair Enabled
- Garden
- Braai/Barbecue
- Swimming Pool
- Pet Friendly*
- Indoor Fireplace
- Tourism Graded
- Wi-Fi
- Credit Card Facilities
- Conference Venues
- Restaurant on Premises
- Parking on Premises
- Cosy
- 24H. Check In
- 24H. Security
- Air conditioning
- Bath
- Bathroom
- Breakfast
- Double bed
- Double/Twin rooms
- Fridge
- Full board
- Kitchen
- Lounge
- Lunch
- House Keeping
- Massage
- Safe
- Shower
- Wake-Up service
Languages Spoken
- English
- Dutch
- Xhosa (isiXhosa)
- Afrikaans
- Sotho (Sesotho)
Die Tuishuise & Victoria Manor location
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling