Fiore Guest Accommodation

• Property TypeGuest House/B&B
• Guests6
• Rooms/Units3
• Minimum Stay2 Nights

Fiore Guest Accommodation is a guest house with self catering option, providing accommodation in Greyton for tourists visiting the Cape Overberg region.

About Fiore Guest Accommodation

Fiore Guest Accommodation in Greyton has a reputation for comfort, hospitality and service. Dating from 1930, we offer an eclectic mix of contemporary and heritage with individually styled and furnished accommodation. With a variety of plants, shrubs, trees, vegetables and herbs on offer, guests are invited to take a stroll through the nursery or the indoor garden shop for any gardening requirements.

Accommodation

At Fiore Guest Accommodation there are two garden rooms and a self-catering garden cottage. Each is unique and individually decorated with the greatest attention to detail, using antique furnishings and fittings.

All accommodation is provisioned with liquid soap, shower gel, shampoo and hand cream, towels, a hairdryer, heaters, and fans plus electric blankets on all beds. Free, high-speed Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and common areas.

Please see the individual room descriptions and photographs below to assist you with your choice.

Breakfast & Dining

The Fiore restaurant is open from 08h00 until 17h00 from Sunday to Tuesday and 08h00 to 20h00 from Wednesday to Saturday. Breakfast, which is Included in the rate, lunch, morning and afternoon tea, snacks and treats and early dinner, can be enjoyed in the quiet garden under the trees and massive umbrellas.

Establishment Facilities

• Restaurant
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• Garden Centre
• Children's play area
• Parking

Activities and Attractions

Greyton, the most beautiful village in the Cape, nestles in a hollow in the majestic Riviersonderend Mountain range. Hiking or walking in Greyton is an absolute must! There are many paths, some of them in the nature reserve, others along the rivers and not least, the historic walk in the village.

The famous Bosmanskloof Trail is from Greyton to McGregor, where you can either spend the night or hike back the next day or we can arrange for someone to fetch you. On a hot day, you can plunge into one of the mountain pools. Greyton is flanked by two rivers, one of which originates in the mountain resulting in ice-cold, crystal-clear water that is irresistible on a hot summer's day.

Mountain biking is a very popular sport in the village with 150km of biking trails have been laid out. The MTB Classic takes place on 16 June and the MTB Tour on the first weekend of September every year. Greyton's Saturday morning market is renowned for its fresh, wholesome, scrumptious fare and other close-to-nature products. Other attractions include the Genadendal Museum, beer tastings, horse riding, hiking and dining out at the various restaurants.