Victoria Manor Hotel

The Victoria Hotel, built in 1840, is one of the oldest hotels in South Africa. The hotel was graced by many of South Africas legends such as Olive Schreiner and Cecil John Rhodes. The cellar was reportedly used as a prison cell in the South African war; we have now converted this into a charming pub. The Victoria Manor serves as the reception area for Die Tuishuise and Victoria Manor. We also serve pre-dinner sherries in the lounge. Typical Karoo dinners can be enjoyed in the Albert dining room, or you can relax at the cosy pub. There is also a small splash pool where you can cool down after a long journey. The Victoria Manor has 22 en-suite bedrooms decorated in period antiques.