Gezelligheid

Welcome to Gezelligheid, a 4-star graded retreat in Dullstroom, perfect for a relaxing getaway. The Dutch term "Gezelligheid" translates to friendliness, a fitting name for a venue ideal for entertaining and relaxing. With beautiful views of the Dullstroom dam and close proximity to restaurants and village activities, this secure location offers the perfect escape. Living Area: Open plan lounge with a fireplace and large home theatre system with full DSTV. Dining Area: Seats 8 guests. Undercover patio with a braai and patio heater, perfect for enjoying coffee at sunrise or wine at sunset. Fully Equipped Kitchen: Fridge/freezer. Electric stove/oven. Microwave. Dishwasher, washing machine, and tumble dryer. Air Fryer. Additional Features: Gezelligheid is serviced daily. Wall mounted and free-standing heaters in each bedroom. Hairdryers available in each bedroom. Bedroom 1: Queen-size bed. En suite bathroom with bath/shower and heating. Extras: Electric blanket, wall heater, free-standing heater, hairdryer. Bedroom 2: Queen-size bed. Opens onto the patio. Extras: Electric blanket, wall heater, free-standing heater, hairdryer. Bedroom 3: Twin beds. En suite bathroom with shower. Extras: Electric blankets, wall heater, free-standing heater, hairdryer. Location: Secure and near all restaurants and village activities.

With beautiful views of the Dullstroom dam, this venue is also secure and near all restaurants and village activities. Dullstroom-Emnotweni dates back to the early 1880's when Dutch Settlers made their way to the place of "eternal mist". The town is situated at 2100 m above sea level, making this one of the highest towns in the country. The architecture in the town is a mixture of 19th and 20th century building designs.

Dullstroom: * it is one of the coldest villages in South Africa, * it is South Africa's premier trout fishing area, * it is the home of the highest railway station, 2076 m above sea-level, * it is the only place where elm and beech trees grow in any number and ... * it is also the only region in South Africa where you will find the endangered the Blue Crane, Crowned Crane, as well as the Wattled Crane which is critically endangered. * it hosts a Whiskey bar with THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF Whiskeys in the Southern Hemisphere. * It is also the host of a specialized clock shop with the largest collection of clocks in the Southern Hemisphere.