This Elegant Homestead situated on 2 acres of parklike gardens has become sought after by tourists and Corporates who want good hospitality, cleanliness, comfort and peace & quiet
After a good, peaceful nights rest, enjoy your early morning coffee sitting around the pool in the morning sun and then to the yellow wood dining room where a hearty breakfast is not to be missed.
This comfortable unit is in a quiet and peaceful setting even though it is within walking distance to the main shopping area and a slightly longer walk will take you the Heritage Market with all their shopping boutiques and about 10 restaurants.
Swan Cottage is set in a quiet picturesque country setting next to a beautiful dam. Bird life in the area is amazing.
The 2 acre park-like garden is a haven for relaxing, swimming or bird watching. Meals are served in a large sunny dining room with wonderful country breakfasts and delightful tea and coffee breaks. All rooms are comfortable en-suite, with fans, ...
All the rooms have good ceiling fans, TV, hostess trays,and heaters for our cold winter months. Two of our rooms have sleeper couches for the little ones. We also have a full Wifi connection to all the rooms.
Situated in the heart of Kloof, a leafy, upmarket suburb near Durban in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa, is a new 1 bedroom self-catering cottage perfect for a short business trip, stop-over or as a base from which to explore.
Guests will enjoy their own private entrance, lots of comfort, charming decor and hospitable service. Lemon Tree B&B offers a tranquil enviroment in which to unwind after a busy day at the office.
We are a nine-room accommodation establishment situated on 7,5 hectares of lush Midlands land at Lidgetton, in the heart of the Midlands Meander.
The spacious studio style accommodation is bright and airy - the outlook is onto indigenous forest with abundant bird life and with regular visits of monkeys and dassies. Enjoy the feeling of space and privacy. The unit has its own comfortable ...
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The small town of Botha's Hill was named after Cornelius Botha who opened an inn around 1849, known as Botha's Halfway House. The small inn was used by the wagon drivers moving inland from Durban in the old days, establishing it as the gateway to the Valley of a Thousand Hills. In the same position today, is the former Rob Roy Hotel which opened in the early 1930 and was recently converted into a retirement village.
There are may traditional crafters artists in and around the area, who have set up stands and stalls providing visitors to the area with an interesting experience; the newly established 1000 Hills Experience Route. The scenic tourist route which runs a similar course as the Comrades Marathon, allowing visitors to view the natural beauty of the lush valleys, gorges, forests, rivers and multitude rolling hills in the area.
Many pubs and small accommodation establishments sprouted along the old wagon route providing relief for travelers seeking quiet relief from the noisy cities. Recently the area has popular as a weekend tourist destination for folks from the nearby suburbs. Botha's Hill offers visitors many hotels and restaurants, pubs, tea gardens, a handful of craft studios and art galleries thrown in for added effect.
Botha's Hill is also home to Kearsney College; the prestigious all boys school which moved to the area in the late thirties.
Other attraction to the area include soaring over the valley and taking in majestic views with the folks from Bluesky Paragliding. A trip to the area would be considered incomplete without paying a visit to Phezulu Safaripark, where one can take the opportunity to spend some time in traditional beehive shaped thatched huts, viewing various artifacts, and hearing beliefs and rituals explained, giving visitors an interesting glimpse into the fascinating Zulu culture. Alternatively you could enjoy a light snack in the pleasantly tranquil surroundings overlooking the Valley of a Thousand Hills; partake in a 4x4 game drive through the Phezulu park, enjoy an exhilarating and informative live crocodile show, or be amazed by the huge variety of indigenous snakes at Phezulu Snake Park.
For visitors seeking to add an edge to their visit, Action paintball is recommended. Action paintball is a family-run operation located at Settler's Rest, in the Botha's Hill area. They have 3 bush ranges and 1 speedball range, and with a choice of 63 semi-automatic weapons and the perfect location, fans of the sport can be guaranteed of getting their dose of excitement. For the little ones there is the Animal Farmyard, where much to their delight, they are able to walk through the farm feeding and petting the animals. They will be kept busy for a long time, with activities including milking the Jersey cow, having rides on a pony or tractor and playing on the jungle gyms, swings and slides; all whilst parents can unwind peacefully, while looking over the lovely Assagay valley, and enjoying farmstyle breakfasts, light lunches, jam and cream scones etc.