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"The housekeeping were wonderful & had fun teaching me a few Africans. The Dining staff were always there. The tour guides we friendly with great senses of humor. The food was a very good quality and tasty. As someone who is dairy free they had good variety of non-dairy milks, but a lot of food had dairy and as far as gluten-free my options were very limited."

"Amazing! I always stay here, because of my tannie se pampoen koekies"

"we had a spacious room with all provided. The area was very nice and well maintained. Breakfast was excellent."

"We had such a great time there and we appreciated every minute. The place is wonderful, the staff is great and there is everything to enjoy this peaceful moments from the pool to the gardens. Our room was spacious and clean. And obviously we loved our espace the reserve to see the animals, especially in the early morning. "

"From the moment guests arrive at De Bergkant, they feel special. Even the parking lot is well thought out and pretty (as parking lots go). Tracey greeted us with ice tea from local rooibos plants and honey from local bees. Our room was clean, beautiful in a delightful way, and comfortable. The grounds were lovely and we took a dip in one of the pools before a delicious breakfast. It’s an impeccably designed property."

"Wish we could’ve stayed longer! A unique experience staying in a converted shepherds hut, now the honeymoon suite- beautifully converted with plunge pool & the most stunning 360 degree views- also from the shower! So peaceful & tranquil,The owners of Le Petit Karoo really went the extra mile to make us feel welcome. Beautiful dinner. Amazing value for money & would 100% recommend. Thanks Tracy & Karen, hope to see you again."

"Would have loved a fridge in the room. Fresh milk would be a bonus"

"Excellent stay!"

"Rooms very spacious, clean and great firm kingbed. Very sumptious buffet breakfast. Swimming pool on 2nd floor overlooking main street. Will definitely go there again on way to northern Cape."