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Dieu Donné Guest Farm – dating back to 1855 - is a delightful haven of peace and tranquility in the most beautiful valley in South Africa. We operate a small and intimate family run guest house where personal attention to our clients and their needs are of utmost importance. We pride ourselves on warm welcomes and personal service - we do it all with country hospitality rivaled nowhere. |
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We have 6 standard double rooms (al en-suite with showers) housed in four separate, free standing buildings. Squirrel Suite (en-suite with shower, double vanity and jacuzzi bath) is a building on its own and free standing from all the other rooms. Each of our bedrooms has its own individual, unique character with different colour schemes – all natural and rustic with huge showers, pure cotton bed linen, private entrances, covered private patios and views forever…With numerous water features and two dams, a swimming pool and hot tub (jacuzzi) on the farm, the calming and tranquilising effect of water will soon work its magic. |
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| Our Location & Contact Information: | ||
| Conatct Name: | Gerrit Pieterse |
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| Address: | Dieu Donne Guest Farm, Franschhoek, 7690, Western Cape | |
| Phone: | (021) 876 2131 | |
| Cell: | 0824204080 | |
| Fax: | (021) 876 3776 | |
| Website: | www.dieudonne.co.za | |
| E-mail Gerrit Pieterse @ Dieu Donne Guest Farm | ||
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We are just four minutes from the historic Franschhoek village, flanked by the sensational Huguenot and Franschhoek mountains. Excite your visual senses by the sheer breathtaking power and glory of the mountains in front of us. Start your day with a hearty but healthy breakfast in our dining room - built amongst oak trees dating back to 18th century - while we take the hassle out of booking restaurants in the “Food and Wine Capital of South Africa”. Internet facilities as well as wire less connection are available from the office. For sundowners enjoy a glass of cold wine in the jacuzzi…or a game of chess on your patio observing the ever-changing mountains being draped in a spectrum of different colours. |