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Okiep Country Hotel
Whether you're a tourist, nature lover, business traveller, or simply passing through, Okiep Country Hotel offers warm country hospitality and modern comfort in the heart of Namaqualand. Proudly graded three stars by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa, it’s the perfect stopover or base to explore the region.
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Mountain View Villa
Welcome to Mountain View Villa, your exclusive-use retreat in the heart of Springbok, Northern Cape. Perfectly perched among Namaqualand’s iconic klipkoppies, this beautifully curated villa blends modern comfort with rugged natural beauty, offering a private escape into serenity
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Nantes-Vue
Nantes-Vue is ideally located in historic Mill Street, Paarl — just a short drive from Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, and several top-rated golf courses.
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Mountain View Guest House
Looking for the best accommodation in Springbok? For true Namakwaland hospitality, there’s no better place to stay than this much-loved Guest House!
Okiep Country Hotel
Whether you're a tourist, nature lover, business traveller, or simply passing through, Okiep Country Hotel offers warm country hospitality and modern comfort in the heart of Namaqualand. Proudly graded three stars by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa, it’s the perfect stopover or base to explore the region.
Mountain View Villa
Welcome to Mountain View Villa, your exclusive-use retreat in the heart of Springbok, Northern Cape. Perfectly perched among Namaqualand’s iconic klipkoppies, this beautifully curated villa blends modern comfort with rugged natural beauty, offering a private escape into serenity.
Mountain View Guest House
Looking for the best accommodation in Springbok? For true Namakwaland hospitality, there’s no better place to stay than this much-loved Guest House! The award-winning Mountain View Guest House sits high on a hill overlooking the picturesque and bustling Northern Cape town of Springbok.
Nantes-Vue Guest House
The homestead is the original farmhouse of the farm, Nantesvue, which was awarded
to Jan Coleman in 1692. It was one of the first farms in the Paarl area allocated to the
French Huguenots. The current stand and house are all that remain of the original 20-
acre farm. The exact date of the house’s construction is unknown, but it is believed to
have been built between 1824 and 1830, during the period when the farm belonged to
Pieter Jacobus de Villiers.
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