Hom Guesthouse
Approximately eight kilometers from Riebeek Kasteel, a hidden gem awaits. Nestled in the charming to...
Hom Guesthouse
Approximately eight kilometers from Riebeek Kasteel, a hidden gem awaits. Nestled in the charming town of Hermon, our cozy and rustic African-inspired accommodation offers a truly unforgettable experience. Embark on a journey into tranquility as you step into our Mediterranean oasis, nestled within one of the Cape's most breathtaking valleys.
Indulge in the ultimate relaxation and unwind in our self-catering house, boasting five charming bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a welcoming fireplace. For those seeking a memorable culinary experience, our spacious indoor braai room is the perfect spot to gather with loved ones and savor delectable meals. Entertainment options abound, with a TV and CD player, ensuring that every moment spent in our abode is filled with joy and comfort. Need extra space? No worries, as we provide two sleeper couches in the living area for your convenience.
Awake to the enticing aroma of a delicious breakfast, available upon request for a mere R50. Fuel up for a day of adventure, or simply savour the morning at your leisure. Whatever your preference, our attentive team is dedicated to ensuring your every need is met.
Book your stay with us today and allow yourself to be transported to a world where luxury, tranquility, and natural beauty seamlessly collide. Welcome to your picture-perfect escape.
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Reviews
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"Nice and open plan"
09 October 2017"Perfect for what we needed, nice to stay at if you take the whole guest house."
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"Welcome at /hom Guesthouse"
31 December 2009"Your initial reaction on driving into Hermon is: "Where on earth have we landed now?" Hermon consists of a few houses, a small hotel, a few large warehouses, a cafe, a station and the two guest houses - Hermon and /hom - belonging to Boetie and Marika Nel. But this is a classic case of: "Never judge a book by its cover!" Our room - The Shack - was quirky, comfortable and more than adequate. Interesting touches like side tables made from truck wheel rims, washing up basin made from a galvanised tub, and an "open plan" shower really appealed to us. The hospitality and friendliness shown to us by Marika, Boetie, Oom Chris and Tannie Erika (?) was outstanding. It was Marika's birthday, and we, complete strangers, were invited to join in the festivities. We drank wine, ate Boetie and Chris's superb snoek, calamari and mussel soup and enjoyed excellent company and conversation until late. Thank you, Marika and Boetie. We will be back! Frank & Sylvia Nunan"
