Lumley’s Place Bed & Breakfast is operated by husband and wife Peter and Benita Cyster who were both born in Pniel. Stunning mountainous views surround the venue by 360 degrees. Rated a 4 star by Tourism Grading Council of South Africa as well as FIFA & Match Accredited venue for 2010 and AA grading council (Highly Recommended) this beautiful facility welcomes its guests with Cycads (Halfmens), Palms and Banana trees at the door.
Apart from the stunning architecture with its neo classical design creates the setting of a romantic hide away at night as the facility bathes in it ambience of light and courtesy of a perfect blend of steel, glass and stone. During the day time the tranquil garden with its gentle brook and excellent variety of plant life as well as the large pool offers a soul invigorating experience. A short day walks for the more adventurous at heart winds up the mountain.
Room 1 - Die Kliphuis
Kliphuis (translation Stonehouse), so named because of the stones which belonged to the original house of which was knocked down and in honor of Solly and Sarah Williams, parents to Benita. The stones were shaped to build the façade of the fireplace formed part of the old Kliphuis as well as part of the foundation of the house. This room displays a chair that belonged to Sarah’s mother and a round table handmade by Solly.This room is the flagship of the house.
Room 2 - The Silvermine
Silvermine offers visitors a very cozy room and at the same time creates an idyllic hideaway – ultra cool in summer without the need for any cooling system. In the winter the heating system brings marvellous decadence. It reminds us of the silver mine we can still find in Simonsberg Mountains – no silver left though yet in our mind, named appropriately. This is a very private room with its own entrance to the pool and garden.
Room 3 - Blue Gecko
With its magnificent view over the pool area as well as the Simonsberg Mountain majestically standing by as a silent sentinel this room with it bright and breezy colours pay homage to its immediate surroundings and influences. A stunning garden adds to the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. In the bathroom Listello’s with its mounted gecko’s anchor the idea of Blue Gecko.
Room 4 - Die Peerboom
Peerboom (translation Pear tree) is lovingly named in honor of Peter’s parents, Jan Cyster and Ester Cyster. Peter’s Father internalized an Afrikaans poem called – Die Peerboom (Author unknown) when he was in grade 3 at primary school. He could still recite it flawlessly and with the appropriate actions when well into his 80’s. This room displays a chair and bedside drawer that belonged to Mr Cyster.
Breakfast is served on a daily basis to all guests as well as all other meals on request.
We host small conferences, seating for up 35 people comfortably in lecture style, 70 - 80 people seated for meals.
Dining hall that seats 80 guests restaurant style and a lounge with fire place and satellite television.
• Swimming pool with entertainment area
• Magnificent views
• In the heart of Cape Winelands and Boschendal wines
• Under floor heating systems
• Conference facilities
• Private bathrooms and fireplaces
Apart from the stunning architecture with its neo classical design creates the setting of a romantic hide away at night as the facility bathes in it ambience of light and courtesy of a perfect blend of steel, glass and stone. During the day time the tranquil garden with its gentle brook and excellent variety of plant life as well as the large pool offers a soul invigorating experience. A short day walks for the more adventurous at heart winds up the mountain.
Accommodation
Room 1 - Die Kliphuis
Kliphuis (translation Stonehouse), so named because of the stones which belonged to the original house of which was knocked down and in honor of Solly and Sarah Williams, parents to Benita. The stones were shaped to build the façade of the fireplace formed part of the old Kliphuis as well as part of the foundation of the house. This room displays a chair that belonged to Sarah’s mother and a round table handmade by Solly.This room is the flagship of the house.
Room 2 - The Silvermine
Silvermine offers visitors a very cozy room and at the same time creates an idyllic hideaway – ultra cool in summer without the need for any cooling system. In the winter the heating system brings marvellous decadence. It reminds us of the silver mine we can still find in Simonsberg Mountains – no silver left though yet in our mind, named appropriately. This is a very private room with its own entrance to the pool and garden.
Room 3 - Blue Gecko
With its magnificent view over the pool area as well as the Simonsberg Mountain majestically standing by as a silent sentinel this room with it bright and breezy colours pay homage to its immediate surroundings and influences. A stunning garden adds to the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. In the bathroom Listello’s with its mounted gecko’s anchor the idea of Blue Gecko.
Room 4 - Die Peerboom
Peerboom (translation Pear tree) is lovingly named in honor of Peter’s parents, Jan Cyster and Ester Cyster. Peter’s Father internalized an Afrikaans poem called – Die Peerboom (Author unknown) when he was in grade 3 at primary school. He could still recite it flawlessly and with the appropriate actions when well into his 80’s. This room displays a chair and bedside drawer that belonged to Mr Cyster.
Breakfast
Breakfast is served on a daily basis to all guests as well as all other meals on request.
Conference Facilities
We host small conferences, seating for up 35 people comfortably in lecture style, 70 - 80 people seated for meals.
Facilities and Services
Dining hall that seats 80 guests restaurant style and a lounge with fire place and satellite television.
• Swimming pool with entertainment area
• Magnificent views
• In the heart of Cape Winelands and Boschendal wines
• Under floor heating systems
• Conference facilities
• Private bathrooms and fireplaces
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