Milk and Honey Cottage  Verified Listing

Milk and Honey Cottage offers charming self-catering accommodation for 2 to 4 guests and is located on the host's property in Kestellhof, Kimberley. The property is ideally situated 2.2 km from The Big Hole and 7 km from Kimberley Airport, to name a few attractions in the town.

This fully furnished cottage contains 1 bedroom with a queen-size bed and 2 single beds in the lounge. The bathroom is fitted with a shower. The unit features a well-equipped kitchenette and the living area leads out onto a patio, which has outdoor seating to sit and enjoy a morning cup of coffee or tea.

Free Wi-Fi access, air-conditioning, a TV for media entertainment, and BBQ/braai facilities are available. Free secure parking is available on the property as well.

Milk and Honey Cottage is non-smoking and near to restaurants, and shops, Kimberley city centre, and is set 10 km from Kimberley Golf Club.

* Private entrance
* 1 Bedroom
* 1 Bathroom
* Bathroom amenities
* Towels and bed linen are available
* Shower only
* Hairdryer
* Iron
* Ironing board
* Coffee/tea facilities
* Refrigerator
* Microwave
* Kitchenette
* 2-Plate stove
* Toaster
* Patio
* Braai/Barbeque facilities
* Free Wi-Fi access
* Non-smoking
* TV
* DStv/ Satellite TV
* Sitting area
* Air-conditioning
* Cleaning service
* Ceiling fan
* Portable Fan
* Garden views

Kimberley, known as the “city that sparkles", has significant historical importance due to its savvy diamond mining past. It is the capital of the Northern Cape province of South Africa and features a range of attractions, from the Big Hole to many fascinating museums.

The Kimberley Mine Museum is a recreated townscape museum situated alongside the Big Hole. It features a viewing platform and houses a collection of artefacts such as Cecil John Rhodes’ grand railway carriage, the first house and church built in the developing Kimberley, and the framed original cheque signed by Cecil John Rhodes and Barney Barnato for £4.5 million to establish De Beers Consolidated mines.

Today, Kimberley is a modern city with wide, tree-lined streets, beautiful parks and gardens, and bustling shopping centres. The city is a major tourist attraction, boasting a diversity of museums that will teach each visitor some great history lessons. While in Kimberley, be sure to visit the McGregor Museum which showcases research collections and information about the history and ecology of the Northern Cape. Also worth a visit are William Humphrey’s Art Gallery, the Sol Plaatje Museum, and the Transport Spoornet Museum. The Pioneers of Aviation Museum was built on the site of South Africa’s first flying school, which later became the South African Air Force. It houses a replica of a Compton Paterson biplane, one of the first aircraft to be used for flight training.

* Secured parking
* Free parking
* Braai/Barbeque facilities
* Free Wi-Fi access

* The Big Hole
* Kimberley Golf Club
* Miners' Memorial
* Kamfers Dam
* Wildebeest Kuil Rock Art Centre
* Magersfontein Battlefield Museum
* The Dutch Reformed Mother Church