Pennylane is ideally situated, just off Kerk Street, close to all amenities and restaurants making it ideal for business travelers and tourists. Our aim is to provide a high standard of accommodation in a relaxing and comfortable environment.
Self catering units (fully equipped) in separate building, each with own entrance. Three double/triple and one family unit. Tastefully and comfortably decorated with individual Dstv. Deposit will secure booking.
Lallapanzi Country Stay is located in the historic town Ermelo Mpumalanga. Our lodge caters for business customers and travelers passing through Ermelo. We are all about customer service and delivery.
Our guesthouse is a 3-hour drive to the Kruger National Park via the Mpumalanga Panorama route. Comfortable rooms have television, M-Net, heaters and tea trays. Experience the peace of a working farm first hand (Maize, cattle and sheep). We take ...
Conveniently situated between Durban / Drakensberg and the Kruger National Park, Bo Kamer Guesthouse is a neat, Victorian style house that was built in 1934.
Situated in the tranquil and ideal town of Ermelo, Mpumalanga, McBest Guest House is a picturesque guest house that offers the traveler an all-around solution.
This luxurious guest house consist of 6 rooms each with a private entrance, en-suite bathroom, satellite tv ,free Wi-fi, coffee-making facilities, fridge, microwave, desk and desk lamp as well as secure parking.
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Attractions in Ermelo include several nearby dams that provide excellent fishing and other forms of watersport, and San paintings located on the Welgelegen farm. Of special interest in the area are the Leghoya Stone Huts on top of the Tafelkop Mountains, which date from the 14th Century.
History
Ermelo developed from the site of a church built in 1871 by the Rev Frans Cachet and the site named after his friend from a town named Ermelo in the Netherlands. The first trade licence being granted in 1884. Because of the numerous small lakes and rivers of the region and well before the town was formally established, the site had been used for many years as a stopping place for wagon trains travelling between Lydenberg on the Mpumalanga Escarpment and Natal. The area was well known for its horse breeders and small livestock, and the first agricultural show was held in 1889. Ermelo was completely destroyed during the 2nd Anglo-Boer War and has been rebuilt since to become the pride of the Eastern Highveld.
The area around Ermelo has developed into an important center for beef and sheep farming, as well as sunflowers, grain and potatoes.
