The Queen of Calitzdorp guest house provides 4-Star accommodation in Calitzdorp

The Queen of Calitzdorp

Located along the famous R62, The Queen of Calitzdorp guest house has provided comfortable accommodation and hospitality to travelers visiting or passing through the Klein Karoo – for business or leisure, for years.

Four-Star graded, The Queen of Calitzdorp is able to accommodate families, tour groups, travelling companions, couples and individuals.

Arriving at the property, you will immediately notice that your hosts have made every effort to create a setting for memorable stays. The Queen of Calitzdorp offers fifteen luxury en-suite rooms – most with balconies that offer views over the adjacent Boplaas vineyards and the Nel’s river valley or over the town towards the Swartberg mountain range.

Many of their previous guests had many wonderful things to say about the hospitality, facilities and their overall stays at this establishment.

Accommodation at The Queen of Calitzdorp

For your accommodation, the guest house has 15 bedrooms. Choose between the Standard Double and the Standard Queen suites or go for the Superior Twin or Superior Queen rooms if you prefer some extra comforts.

However, the more discerning travelers will love their Superior King suites while those travelling with kids will certainly appreciate the Superior Family Queen.

You will find all the rooms beautifully-appointed and equipped with air-conditioning, DStv, coffee and tea-making facilities, hair-dryers, electronic safes, en-suite bathrooms (with showers) and access to complimentary Wi-Fi. The rooms are furnished with elegant solid wood furniture.

You can make an online booking HERE.

Facilities at The Queen of Calitzdorp

Facilities at the guest house include a beautiful garden, outdoor pool, ample parking for vehicles and tour busses, as well as room and laundry services. Guests can also enjoy sumptuous breakfasts in the dining area or in the garden. See the full list of guest facilities HERE.

Things to do in Calitzdorp

In terms of things to do from your base at the guest house, there is plenty to choose from. Popular activities include local events, bike trails, tours, hiking trails as well as self-drives into nearby game reserves.

Day tours can also be arranged to many of the popular tourist attractions in the area including Seweweekspoort, Die Hel, Prince Albert, De Rust, Cango Caves and working ostrich farms.

Your hosts are always more than happy to make recommendations.

Reviews from previous The Queen of Calitzdorp guests

MrsMaverick71 added; “Thank you Queen of Calitzdorp for a most comfortable stay. We brought six very tired and hot cyclists, and you didn’t bat an eye when they just fell into the swimming pool. We really appreciated safe storage for the MTB’s, facilities for watermelon and takeaway dinner setup the evening, as well as getting ready for an earlier breakfast to accommodate the riders. The rooms were really comfortable and can I just mention…great, firm mattress, god quality cushions, fantastic showerhead with good water pressure!”

The Queen of Calitzdorp is located at 9 Queen St, Calitzdorp. For more information, call +27 (0) 60 992 2797 or email info@queenofcalitzdorp.com or visit queenofcalitzdorp.com today. Here is their location on Google Maps. Also follow them on Facebook HERE.

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