Farmlands Guesthouse
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Scenic Views and Convenient Location
Enjoy garden views and proximity to Outeniqua Pass at Farmlands Guesthouse. With free WiFi and parking, explore nearby attractions like George Golf Club, Botlierskop Private Game Reserve, and Lakes Area National Park.
Comfortable Accommodation
Each room is equipped with a fridge, kettle, private bathroom, and cozy bedding. Take advantage of amenities such as a hair dryer to make your stay more comfortable.
Relaxation and Exploration
Unwind in the garden or venture to nearby attractions like Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex and Cape Palette Art & Picture Framing. George Airport is conveniently located just 5 km away.
Ready for a relaxing getaway? Book your stay at Farmlands Guesthouse now!
What guests say
Fabulous 8.6/10 · summarised by AI from 26 reviews- ⚠️ Small bed
- ⚠️ Lack of breakfast
Policies & good to know
Amenities (34)
Internet
- ✓WiFi available
- ✓Free WiFi
Food & drink
- ✓BBQ facilities
- ✓Shared kitchen
- ✓Physical distancing in dining areas
- ✓Breakfast takeaway containers
Parking & transport
- ✓Parking
- ✓Free Parking
- ✓Private parking
- ✓Accessible parking
Beach & outdoors
- ✓Garden
- ✓Outdoor furniture
- ✓Picnic area
- ✓Outdoor fireplace
Family
- ✓Family rooms
Services
- ✓Laundry washed per local authority guidelines
Safety & security
- ✓Staff adhere to local safety protocols
- ✓Fire extinguishers
Comfort
- ✓Non-smoking rooms
- ✓Non-smoking throughout
More
- ✓Express check-in/check-out
- ✓Private check-in/check-out
- ✓Guest rooms disinfected between stays
- ✓Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus
- ✓Physical distancing rules followed
- ✓Cashless payment available
- ✓Sanitized tableware & silverware
- ✓Invoice provided
- ✓Guests can opt-out any cleaning services during stay
- ✓Shared stationery like menus, pens are removed
- ✓Guest room sealed after cleaning
- ✓Food delivered to guest room
- ✓Access to health care professionals
- ✓Delivered food - securely covered
Location
Charles street Geelhoutboom, George