On The Vermont Guest House offers value for money accommodation in Hermanus

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Experience European hospitality and personalized service at On The Vermont Guest House in Hermanus! The perfect getaway destination for honeymooners, holiday-makers and small conferences, the Tuscan style villa offers luxury accommodation with great sea and mountain views. Situated in quiet Vermont, the pristine Brekfis Bay beach, nature reserve and hiking trails are a stone’s throw away.

With amazing views of the town, harbour and surrounding mountains, this 4-star establishment is located in a quiet residential area away from the hustle and bustle of the town – yet still close enough for guests to explore all that Hermanus has to offer.

The owners, Jan and Pauli, have over the years built a reputation as lovely hosts, who take excellent care of their guests. Jan, who speaks several languages, is known to often drive out to assist their lost guests.

Accommodation at On The Vermont Guest House

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Opening its doors in 2002, On The Vermont Guest House offers a choice of five comfortable rooms. There are two luxury double en-suite rooms with balconies that offer magnificent sea and mountain views. They are spacious and furnished with extra length beds, one with twin beds and the other with a queen-size bed and each room also has a sleeper couch.

The Tuscan-style villa also offers two cosy double en-suite rooms with comfortable twin beds.

Each suite is equipped with satellite television, free Wi-Fi access, a fan, tea and coffee tray, hair dryer and toiletries. Other amenities include a beautiful communal living room with a warm fire-place, a swimming pool outside, as well as secure parking.

There is an additional small room with a double bed, a private toilet and shower.

In total, On The Vermont Guest House sleeps a maximum of 12 people.

Facilities & breakfast at On The Vermont Guest House

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Besides their reputation for excellent hospitality and personalised service, what also sets On The Vermont Guest House apart from other guesthouses in the area is their wheel-chair friendly facilities. The villa has a lift to the first floor and a wheelchair friendly room  with a  roll-in shower.

For those exploring the area, Jan is very knowledgeable about Hermanus – you won’t need a guidebook. Hermanus has plenty to see and talk about. It is a renowned whale-watching destination and has plenty to offer in its museums, nature reserves, wineries, festivals and markets, as well as adventure activities such as kayaking, paragliding, surfing and tours. 

To get you started on a day of activities, expect Jan and Pauli to serve you a huge Continental and English breakfast with so many delicious choices. You won’t finish everything and definitely won’t leave the table hungry! There are other meals available on request.

Want a really accommodating, peaceful, pleasant place in Hermanus? Call On The Vermont Guest House on 028 316 2873, 083 252 2100 or visit www.onthevermont.co.za

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