Fleewinter

There are 7 en suite rooms, each with their own charm and individually decorated. Rooms are located in several buildings that once formed part of the original farmstead.

Patio Room: Classical Victorian feel with a huge double bed, en suite bathroom with an old Victorian tub is the central feature of the fully equipped bathroom.
The Cottage: Offers a twin bedded room with a small lounge & large fireplace, a quaint little kitchen as well as a large bathroom. This leads to the main stoep (patio) with lovely views of the Swartber Mountains. Facilities also include television, microwave & gas stove, ideal for families and leads into the Dairy room.
Dairy Room: Offers twin beds with private en suite bathroom (shower) with high reed ceilings and wooden beams which leads onto a sunny private patio.
Wagon Shed: A popular honeymoon suite has a double bed, en suite bathroom plus a small kitchenette and lounge with television. The room has a secluded outdoor spa bath, ideal for star gazing from the tub! There is also a private patio.
The Forge: Offers a double bed, en suite bathroom and a television this room offers all the simplistic necessities whilst emphasising Karoo relaxation.

The Windmill rooms are two separate rooms built around the old farm windmill.
The Windmill Room: Spacious room with twin beds, en suite bathroom and patio overlooking the mountains and garden.
The Windmill Suite: The second honeymoon room is spacious with a double bed, en suite bathroom and small kitchenette. There is also a spa bath inside the room, ideal for a romantic indulgence.

Dennehof Guest House is the oldest surviving building in Prince Albert, built in 1835 and is seeped in history with the beautiful Swartberg Mountains and fresh Karoo air. The owners will en sure that you have a memorable stay in this quaint Karoo town.

Breakfasts are serviced on the deck overlooking a valley with Guernsey cows and Angora goats graze in the distance. Embrace fresh country air in tranquil surroundings.

Prince Albert may be a 'sleepy town' but there is so much on offer - you can take a day to explore the Cango Caves and ostrich farms in Oudtshoorn and then take a breath-taking drive back via De Rust and Meeringspoort to Prince Albert. There are also some excellent wine farms in the area or stroll the streets of the town with its many art galleries and craft shops.

A must is the Swartberg Pass which is a daunting and beautiful pass that links up with Oudtshoorn and if the less faint hearted you can even hire a mountain bike to take on the pass! Dennehof and also help to organise a '3 passes tour' that also includes mountain biking some of the spectacular passes in the area. There are also sundowner trips that you can do.

Highly recommended is the Gamkaskloof 'Die Hel' (translated to The Hell) which takes you to visit a lost community and although it is only 50km away, this is a full day tour where you head down the valley from the top of Swartberg Pass in a 4x4 to the valley and enjoy a historical talk on this forgotten area, meet the people and then enjoy a local lunch before heading back in the afternoon.

A stay at Dennehof Guest House offers an alternative to Oudtshoorn and a real country feel. Great for couples and families. At least 2 nights are recommended to be able to really appreciate the charms of Prince Albert.