Rosegarden Guesthouse

Rosegarden Guesthouse

Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Bed and Breakfast from R 350 (family units from R 1,400)
R 350

Rosegarden Guesthouse is a peaceful and intimate guesthouse with a ?home away from home? atmosphere. Nestled in a tranquil and safe environment, this is an absolute must to stop over. The guesthouse is situated near Pongola on the N2 road between Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal. We provide 14 private air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathrooms, a TV and a bar fridge. Some of our regular guests make use of our main guesthouse for bigger groups or a family. Facilities available within a 6 km range include restaurants and fuel stations, bird viewing, conference centres, a nine-hole golf course, squash, bowls and tennis. Pongola is on the Kingfisher Tourism Route and hosts a broad spectrum of activities like tiger fishing at the Jozini Dam, game viewing at Ithala Game Reserve, bass fishing and lots more. For a peaceful and quiet holiday, visit us and enjoy a walk in our garden with roses, orchids, cycads and many more. Guests are coming back time and again for our famous breakfast and farm-style cooking.We hope to meet you soon. Rooms are available now with DStv compact.

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ROSEGARDEN GUESTHOUSE RATES
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ROSEGARDEN GUESTHOUSE FACILITIES
Braai/Barbecue Conference Venues Deals Up to 20% Off Garden Laundry Facilities No Credit Card Facilities Child Friendly
ROSEGARDEN GUESTHOUSE REVIEWS (87%)
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Fantastic stay, would recommend to everyone! We will definitely be back soon!

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We stayed at the Rosegarden and an overnight stop on our way to Mozambique and were very impressed with the location, the rooms and the service at a very reasonable price given that it was December school holiday period. We will definitely used them in the future again when travelling to Mozambique or northen Kwazulu Natal.