My wife and I had the pleasure to stay over for two nights when we were in Tulbagh. The Features of the units are true to the Cape Dutch Style... read more and makes you feel like you are staying in the 1800s again.

The location is central to a lot of things, easy to get to the shops and many restaurants to choose from nearby. We took a drive out to the Waterfall Nature Reserve which is a must see in Tulbagh.

We also just took one full day of exploring the beautiful area of Tulbagh and surroundings and had a lovely soft and spacious bed to come home to after our day out.

The Cottage we stayed in had a queen size bed with an on-suite bathroom. There was a small lounge section to relax in. Just outside our door was a beautiful courtyard with a table and stools to sit and have a coffee with a lush green view of the garden.

If you want to experience Tulbagh and it's beautiful History and have a central location to move from, then this is a must stay. The views from the top deck of the building is also marvellous. a trip to the Kitchen Gardens is also recommended! More

  This was a really disappointing experience for me. I booked a specific room directly on this establishment's website only to find at arrival that I was provided a dark, poky... read more room, completely different to the one I had booked - the receptionist (Charmaine) did not have the courtesy to advise me that the room I booked had been given to someone else until I queried it. In terms of the room I eventually received, the description on the hotel's website indicates that the room has a tv, dstv and a turn-down service - none of which were provided. Breakfast was equally disappointing - terrible coffee, spurious juice and no covid protocols in place with condiments and utensils being utilised by all guests on a communal table. The owner made a half-hearted attempt to make amends for the room confusion which was apparently caused by a system error but by then the experience was already soured for me. More

  We loved our stay right in the heart of the historic center of Tulbagh. It is a big advantage to be able to walk to most of the museums and... read more restaurants. Perfect base to explore the many wine farms in the area.

  We stayed here by accident as the opposite Hotel was closed and it turned out to be one of our best stays in SA. The premises consist out of several... read more heritage protected cape-dutch houses. All are splendidly furnished by a the very engaged owners - of whom one is actually a historian. All rooms have a different theme, yet all perfectly put together. There is even an Art Deco apartment which could just become a filmset. We stayed in the honeymoon flat which features a stunning colonial style and has a beautiful seating area just in front of it - facing the quiet church street which again is lined with heritage protected houses and gardens. The breakfast is served in a big communal dining hall where the guest can connect ! Altogether, a perfect experience !!!

  Brilliant stay and lovely hosts - would come back and stay again. Very helpful and accommodating to my needs. The location is so dental and you can walk almost anywhere... read more which is helpful. Great pool area!

  After some initial misunderstanding about our booking we were shown our upstairs flat. The building is old but well kept and clean. All the usual extras like coffee/tea etc were... read more available.A mosquito net over the king size bed in the main bedroom but not over the two single beds in the 2nd room. Mosquito repellent was supplied but in the end the mosquito's won the battle. Two more nets is a must! We requested safe parking for our motorcycles and were graciously accommodated by the owner in front of his own garage. Thanks for that! More

  After some initial misunderstanding about our booking we were shown our upstairs flat. The building is old but well kept and clean. All the usual extras like coffee/tea etc were... read more available.A mosquito net over the king size bed in the main bedroom but not over the two single beds in the 2nd room. Mosquito repellent was supplied but in the end the mosquito's won the battle. Two more nets is a must! We requested safe parking for our motorcycles and were graciously accommodated by the owner in front of his own garage. Thanks for that!

  The place is beautiful and historic, although the pool area is dusty, and there was dog poo that was never cleaned. It smelled and I didn't want to lie on... read more the sunbed, the entire reason I wanted to break-away.
The braai grid is old and rusty, if we knew we would have brought our own. The patio at the braai area was dirty and haven't been cleaned in a while.
The beds are ok, but the mozzie net were to small for the bed. Only one person could use it, it was uncomfortable as it had to be wrapped around my husband, it didn't reach the other side of the bed. I had to sleep on the small cot in the living area which was obviously to small for me.
There was no aircon in the actual room, no fan either, and it was INCREDIBLY hot.
The TV's dstv did not work at all.
The fridge is very small for a self catering place.
There is no coffee mugs, only tea cups. Not a biggy, just a mention :-)

  What a disappointment! We had been looking forward to this weekend so much and we were so let down! We have stayed at CDQ before and the experience was good... read more last time so we came back. Yikes!

This time was really bad and I believe it was only because Jayson was not there. Charmaine, as sweet as she is, does not know how to work anything in the rooms and and she does not inform guests of very pertinent information, like the power will get switched off every night at 12 and only come back on around 6-6.30am. Don’t you think guests have a right to know this? I am quite a night owl and may well have been washing my hair or something. On top of this, the room temperature must have been around 30-35 degrees and there were so many mosquitos biting me incessantly. With no air-con the room was insufferably hot and the mosquitos were prolific! And then there was no mosquito repellant in the room! I searched up and down. Seriously???

We also had no TV all weekend because the staff did not know how to operate it and there were no instructions in the room. There was no guide book/file at all, like one you usually find in a hotel room.

Then I wanted to lock our valuables in the safe and when we eventually found Charmaine, she told us the keys to the safe were lost so we can’t use it but we can use the reception safe. Considering there was never anyone at reception we thought this was not a good idea, as we may need to get something out the safe. We therefore ended up carrying our valuables around with us all weekend.

On the first night, I made some tea only to discover there was no milk in the fridge or powdered sachets so I just had to throw it down the sink as there was no staff around to get some milk from. There were also toiletries provided but they were all glass bottles filled with white liquids and none of them were marked so I didn’t know what was inside each one!

On the plus side, the room is really spacious and the bathroom has a separate bath and shower. The bed and linen and really comfortable and the hotel is situated really conveniently.

  This guest house needs an update. The sink in the kitchen was dirty. The floors dirty. The whole room needs a paint job. The breakfast was excellent. The location perfect.... read more The pool was oké. The couch had a very deep seating. I almost sat at the floor.

  A cosy room with en-suite shower, clean and quiet. We arrived after office hours and were helped with a room straight away, despite not having a booking. The staff... read more were helpful, friendly and accommodating.
Thanks for an enjoyable stay.

  Interesting buildings in an interesting town. Particularly suit visitors who enjoy original fittings. The owner is an historian with a lot of local knowledge of the town and it’s... read more history including the earthquake in 1969