Beaufort Manor Country Lodge

Lovely place for a stop over. Full of old world charms. Staff are friendly, helpful and the meal protions were very generous.

We stayed in one of the self-catering cottages with the hope of having some nice Karoo lamb for dinner - seeing as the listing says there are braai facilities available. Firstly, the kitchen had missing utensils, and the ones that were in the cupboard were dirty. While there was a braai outside, there was no grid or tongs so we had to go ask at reception. They had us go look at all the other cottages to find something, but to no avail. The one lady eventually managed to get a dirty grid somewhere and was kind enough to clean it for us. The TV in the cottage also did not work, looked like the power button was broken. Overall quite a disappointing experience.

We were warmly welcomed by Vanessa. The manor is set in spectacular gardens, with a lovely pool.The surroundings are peaceful, with a friendly cat.The cottages are gorgeous, we enjoyed sitting on the verandah listening and watching the birds. We would love to go back sometime.

The meal did not live up to its expecting we offered 2 meat dishes on arrival we had to tick which one we wanted. No starters. Very poor as their website states 3 course with more choice. An empty mini bar!! We decided to have breakfast elsewhere as it was not included. Service not great.

Lovely little boutique hotel that is clean and traditional. WiFi works very well and the rooms are comfortable and homely. The staff are very friendly and very inviting. Really appreciate the welcome and looking forward to the next stay. Thank you.

Driving to Hartenbos we came up against Meiringspoort closed due to flooding. A quick search showed Beaufort Manor. Venessa was so professional and helpful. She had us booked in so quickly and welcomed us into a cottage. Was fantastic and will make sure this is a regular stop gor us.