04 · Where To Stay
Four guesthouses · Prince Albert
We’ve handpicked some of our favourite guesthouses in the charming town of Prince Albert. Each is owner-run, full of character, quirky and offers a unique Karoo experience.
Three of the four below are held for our guests. Call the guesthouse directly and say you’re with the Kath & Tim wedding. Onse Rus is not held — it’s a lovely place to stay, but you’ll need to book that one yourself.
Numbers are South African. Prince Albert keeps SAST (UTC + 2) — two hours ahead of the UK in March, an hour ahead of central Europe.
Dating back to 1835, Dennehof offers eight beautifully appointed air-conditioned suites, each with its own unique charm. Guests can enjoy a refreshing reservoir pool and a delicious homemade breakfast served each morning in the glasshouse.
This eclectic property accommodates up to ten guests across five ensuite villas. The villas are self-catering, with some offering fully equipped kitchens. Guests can also enjoy air conditioning and a spacious swimming pool.
Mirtehof is a luxury Karoo guest farm renowned for its beautiful gardens, tranquil dam, and swimming pool. The property features six air-conditioned cottages, with breakfast included for all guests.
A restored Cape Dutch home from the mid-1800s, Onse Rus has been taking in travellers for forty years. Five en-suite rooms under a thatch roof, a pool and gazebo in the garden, a guest lounge with a fireplace, and breakfast included.
If they’re all full, tell us.
Prince Albert is a small village and March is its busy season. If you can’t get a room at any of the four, send one of us a message and we’ll help you find a bed.