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Nestling beneath the Swartberg mountains lies the village of Prince Albert, possibly the prettiest small town in South Africa, with its Karoo style, Cape Dutch and Victorian houses lining quiet arboured streets, canals lead mountain water into the lush gardens of flowers and fruit trees, a veritable oasis. True Karoo hospitality and personal service awaits guests at Saxe-Coburg Lodge. Dick and Regina Billiet welcome you to their large Karoo / Victorian home (circa 1865). accommodationCottage 1 small bedroom with double bed, air-conditioned 1 small bedroom with 2 single beds 1 bathroom (bath and seperate shower) day room / kichenette television, patio, seperate entrance street view Honeymoon room 1 large bed room, en-suite Spa-bath and seperate shower, King-size four-poster bed satellite television, air-conditioned, bar fridge, patio seperate entrance street view Garden room - Medway room 1 small bed room, en-suite shower, double bed, air-conditioned television, bar fridge, patio seperate entrance mountain view Garden room - Pool room 1 large bed room, en-suite shower, twin beds satellite television, bar fridge, air-conditioned, patio seperate entrance mountain view Garden suite - Pool suite 1 medium bed room, en-suite shower, twin beds, air-conditioned 1 lounge, air-conditioned, satellite television, bar fridge, patio seperate entrance mountain view Garden room - Albert room 1 large bed room, en-suite shower, twin beds, satellite television bar fridge, air-conditioned, Patio, seperate entrance mountain view Garden room - Victoria room 1 large bed room, en-suite Victorian slipper bath and seperate shower King size four poster bed, satellite television bar fridge, air-conditioned, patio, seperate entrance mountain view facilitiesBreakfast consists of fruit juice, a wide choice of muesli and cereals, yoghurt and milk from Gay's Dairy and fruit in season, followed by eggs to order, bacon, mushrooms, local sausages and tomatoes. Then theres toast and locally made jams , cheese and cold meats, tea or coffee. Breakfast is served on the terrace under the vines and in winter in the specious dining room. Relax at our swimming pool set in a park like secluded garden with views of the nearby Swartberg Mountains. Safe off-street parking. Delightful restaurants within strolling distance. attractionsSurrounding places of interest The Swartberg pass is undoubtedly the most spectacular mountain pass in the whole of Southern Africa. The pass which is 4km distant is kept in good order and can be traversed with motorcars. The nearby world renowned Cango Caves. Meiringspoort canyon with kettle spout waterfall Seweweekspoort canyon De Hell, historic hidden valley in the Swart Seweweekspoort canyon De Hell, historic hidden valley in the Swartberg mountains. Dinosaur footprints in the desert The Town itself is an attraction to those who have an interest in rustic architecture of the 19th century. hiking trails The Swartberg national Hiking Way trails (eight variations) Our own hike "To Hell and back" with variations. Our own trail "The Great Karoo traverse" incorporates a visit to the dinosaur footprints & gold fields Gamkapoort Nature Reserve trail, desert moonscapes. Dr. Sue Deans Botanical walk. Dick and Regina are keen hikers and know the surrounding countryside intimately, use their expertise to guide or plan your hike in the Mountains or the Great Karoo desert. ACCREDITATIONS
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