Winburg Herberg
Winburg Herberg is a lovely hotel located in Winburg. This historical town is surrounded by a countr...
Winburg Herberg
Winburg Herberg is a lovely hotel located in Winburg. This historical town is surrounded by a countryside landscape. It is ideal as a stopover between Johannesburg and Cape Town on the N1.There are 16 rooms in total, of which four rooms share a bathroom and the others have en-suite bathrooms. Facilities include TVs with DStv, tea and coffee facilities and a lapa for relaxation. Restaurant also available on premises, No Self catering.This is a peaceful and friendly atmosphere that the owner personally hosts. Winburg is the oldest town in the Free State; the Voortrekkers founded the town in 1837. It is a great central location in a historical environment.
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Reviews
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"Overnight stay"
18 March 2022"There was neither hot or cold water when I left at 5am"
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"My highlight was leaving"
06 January 2020"Running bath water was dirty bedding not fresh in Afrikaans `grillerige" place will not return or recommend anyone. No plug for hair dryer or cell phone charger in bedroom. For R605 very dissatisfied. No stars but app demands"
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"There was no highlight."
03 June 2017"I wanted to stsy in the Winburg hotel for a spesific reason. They had no knowledge of my booking and I ended up staying in the Winburg guest house where they did not offer any dinner nor breakfast. I was under the impression that my booking in the hotel included breakfast."
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"Borderline stay"
08 June 2016"We stayed in the Winburg Hotel anddidn't expect that much so the stay was finally borderline. Nevertheless the ladies from reception / bar as well as from the kitchen were anxious to help us."
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"No stars"
01 January 2016"<p>When I search for Self-Catering establishments I expect SafariNow to vet places advertised as such.<span> </span>Apparently not so.</p><p>In Winburg our booking at the Winburg Guest House was automatically changed to the Winburg Hotel and was a great disappointment.<span> </span>We had to beg for a room with a shower<span> </span>We managed to get a very basic shower over a bath.<span> </span>Very dangerous.</p><p>The hotel was built in 1861 and seemingly last decorated in 1862.</p><p>No fridge, crockery, cutlery, etc. either that one expects for Self-Catering.</p><p>The food at the hotel was either undercooked or satisfactory.<span> </span>You take your chances.</p><p>Avoid at all costs.</p><p> </p>"
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"Winberg Herberg Hotel May 2014"
24 May 2014"We can at least say the beds were comfortable and clean and there was plenty of hot water. But drinking water is not provided, check the heaters work before accepting room and that the wiring is not about to electrocute you when plugging in any device."
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"Winburg Herberg"
22 April 2014"We were accommodated in the old Winburg Hotel, which is showing it's age, but is nevertheless clean and reasonably well equipped. Friendly staff. Dinner at the Guesthouse was good. Cost of breakfast is not included in the tariff, but was reasonably priced."
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"Home from home"
14 October 2013"I recently spent the weekend at the Herberg with my motorcycle friends. Deon and his friendly staff catered to all our needs. They went out of their way to ensure that we enjoyed our stay. The food was good and the accommodation comfortable. And even though the Cheetahs won against the Bulls I really enjoyed my stay. Thank you to all of you, I will visit again. Ken."
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"Average"
10 October 2013"I did not see any thatch. Unfortunately had to book out as there was no water in the whole town until Saturday and this was Tuesday afternoon. The new South Africa. I must say the receptionist was sweet and very helpful and they refunded me in full. From what I could see it was an old hotel."
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"Stay in July"
08 July 2013"Very helpful and welcoming but there were some shortcomings, e.g. no shades on bedside lamps (on return trip we asked for them and got some), no door on the bathroom/toilet (rather inhibiting!)."
