Aan de Eike Guest House is a guest house in Swellendam, within the older, tree-lined part of the town below the Langeberg.
The photograph above shows Swellendam and the Langeberg, not the property itself.
Location
The guest house stands on the north-eastern side of the town centre, on the streets that run up towards the mountain from the historic core and the Drostdy Museum.
Accommodation at a glance
- Property type: Guest house
- Destination: Swellendam, Overberg
- Setting: Historic town, mountain side
Exploring Swellendam from here
Swellendam was established in 1745 and is the third-oldest town in South Africa, laid out in the foothills of the Langeberg on the inland side of the Overberg. The Drostdy Museum occupies the old magistrate complex in the historic centre. Bontebok National Park, the smallest of South Africa national parks, lies just outside the town, and the Marloth Nature Reserve adjoins Swellendam on the mountain side. Source: South African Tourism.
Booking this property
Swellendam sits on the N2 between Cape Town and the Garden Route and is busiest over the South African holiday periods. Rates, availability, room types and cancellation terms are set and shown by the booking provider, not by Cape Town Travel Guide.
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