Aan d' Oewer Bed & Breakfast  Verified Listing

Aan d'Oewer Bed and Breakfast is set in a beautiful lush garden in Citrusdal with the Piekenierskloof mountains as the backdrop.

Guests have a choice of single, double, twin or family rooms each with a private bathroom and a work desk. The rooms are air-conditioned and include a mini fridge, a tea and coffee station and a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available.

Breakfast can be enjoyed in the Restaurant. The covered outside patio offers ample seating and is the ideal place to relax. Take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool or soak up the sun on one of the sun loungers. Off-street parking is available.

* Air-conditioning
* Private bathroom with shower
* Bathroom amenities
* Desk
* Tea and coffee station
* Mini bar fridge
* Free Wi-Fi internet access

Citrusdal is a bustling rural village situated in the West Coast region of the Western Cape, South Africa. Set amongst lush green citrus orchards, less than two hours' drive from Cape Town on the N7, Citrusdal is surrounded by gorgeous scenery and lies between the Koue Bokkeveld and Swartberg Mountains.

Citrusdal is known for its superior citrus fruits and products. Local farmers, however, also grow Rooibos Tea and vegetables, produce honey and keep cattle and sheep.

The Cederberg Wilderness Area, which stretches through Citrusdal, was proclaimed a wilderness area in 1973. The Cederberg is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and rock formations, as well as the increasingly rare Clanwilliam cedar tree.

* Breakfast and dining room with fireplace
* Covered patio with outdoor furniture
* Swimming pool and sun loungers
* Garden
* Secure off-street parking
* Free Wi-Fi internet access

Citrusdal is a bustling rural village situated in the West Coast region of the Western Cape, South Africa. Set amongst lush green citrus orchards, less than two hours' drive from Cape Town on the N7, Citrusdal is surrounded by gorgeous scenery and lies between the Koue Bokkeveld and Swartberg Mountains.

Citrusdal is known for its superior citrus fruits and products. Local farmers, however, also grow Rooibos Tea and vegetables, produce honey and keep cattle and sheep.

The Cederberg Wilderness Area, which stretches through Citrusdal, was proclaimed a wilderness area in 1973. The Cederberg is renowned for its spectacular landscapes and rock formations, as well as the increasingly rare Clanwilliam cedar tree.