Keurfontein Country House

Keurfontein Country House is situated on the N9 between Willowmore and Uniondale, and is easily accessible from the main road. It is therefore the ideal stopover for travellers between Gauteng and the Garden Route. The tranquil environment, between two dams fed from a fountain in the mountain, makes for an unforgettable stop in the Karoo. In fact, hikers and bird-watchers might just decide to stay for another day or two.

Accommodation is offered on a bed and breakfast, full-board or self-catering basis and guests will enjoy the clean Karoo air, starry nights and mountain views. The spacious bedrooms are all newly renovated, with beds fitted with percale linen to make guests' stay comfortable. The bathrooms feature guest amenities, while the kitchens are equipped for overnight self-catering stays.

In addition the Baviaanskloof World Heritage Site is also just a couple of kilometres, making Keurfontein Country House a convenient point of departure for visitors to this beautiful area.

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Reviews

"Dagga the owners dog!"

09 April 2023

"Every one was friendly. Only the TV did not work and the only reason for watching TV was the weather that forced us indoor."
"The lovely rain and peacefulness."

29 October 2019

"The room in picture is the one I booked but not the one we stayed in. Small things like the size of the towels can be improved as well as 2 coffee mugs can be added and not just tea cups."
"Very good"

24 April 2019

"We had a very good overnight stay in your beautiful accommodation.It was every bit as special as we had hoped it would beThank you for your hospitality"
"HEAVENLY"

19 December 2017

"Loved this place. Friendly people, beautiful view and good night's sleep!"
"Perfect stop over"

02 January 2014

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Attention to detail is good and the venue is very tranquil. The unit was in impeccable order."
"Keurfontein"

25 April 2013

"Nothing in bedroom to put your suitcase on. Toilet was not clean. Hostess could present herself better."