Price From: | R250.00 | Location: | Vanrhynsdorp | Rating: |  |
Situated in the tranquil village of Vanrhynsdorp, the Van Rhyn Guest House offers traditional West Coast hospitality and service. An ideal place to spend a few days exploring the surrounding area and discovering the richness and diversity of the West Coast, "Knersvlakte", Hantam Karoo, Namaqualand and its people.
Victorian in style, the house was originally built in 1916 and still retains much of its original character and charm. We, your hosts Ernest and Herbert and our staff, invite you to make yourselves at home and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of our lodgings. Besides offering warm hospitality and friendly service, our aim is to ensure that your stay will prove to be a memorable one.
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Contact Details
Contact Person:
Tel: +27 (0) 27 219-1429
Fax: +27 (0) 27 219-2767
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Property Amenities Guests are accommodated in 9 comfortably furnished en-suite rooms. Heating / Airconditioning or fans in all rooms.
Haidressing salon estblished in Guest House catering to the local folk and guests.
Breakfast is supplied as part of our standard fare. Dinner / Light supper can be provided on request either on arrival, but preferably by prior arrangement. Should guest's wish to braai, a portable braai is available. We are fully liscenced and carry a fair range of soft drinks, beer, wine and spirits.
No TV's in the rooms but the Lounge offers DStv with large screen TV and surround sound. Available to guest's is the sizeable CD, Video and DVD collection of ours for your listening or viewing pleasure.
Private pool patio for relaxing on those long, hot summer days or for enjoying a sundowner or meal alfresco.
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Area AttractionsThe Van Rhyn Guest House boasts the only Art Gallery in our area which is housed in the main house. Established in July 2001 this was an initiative between Koos Coetzee (a Vanrhynsdorp artist), the West Coast Art Association
and ourselves to establish a home for the Association members in which to display their talents and hopefully reach a wider audience. The Gallery is also host to artists from outside our immediate vicinity.
At the opening of the Gallery 60 paintings adorned the walls, this has now grown to around 110 and at the exhibitions held, as many as 130 paintings were displayed.
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