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Rawsonville accommodation
11 great places to stay
Rawsonville House, a beautiful Cape Dutch farm house, dates back to 1920. Situated on the edge of Rawsonville, adjacent to a wine farm with ...
Dampies Den is a self-catering cottage located between vineyards on Merweshoop Farm which is 4 km from Rawsonville and has a view of the bea...
Die Heemhuis is situated in the quaint village of Rawsonville in the Breede River Valley. The accommodation sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms w...
PicardiPlace is situated on a working farm, only an hour's drive from Cape Town, near the quaint village of Rawsonville on the beautiful Sla...
Die Damhuis is located on a wine farm, Mossiesdrift just 5 km outside Rawsonville. It was originally an old cement dam, which was later conv...
Surrounded by vineyards and mountains in Rawsonville, Die Eike is a lovely guest house located in the Breede River Valley. This guest house...
Monte Rosa is a Victorian-style guest house in Rawsonville that was built in 1904. The lovely patio surrounding the house extends to a lavis...
Slanghoek Mountain Resort is nestled in the magnificent Slanghoek Valley on the slopes of the Badsberg conservancy, and is surrounded by ind...
Avondrood Mountain House is nestled on a beautiful wine farm located outside the town of Rawsonville and offers a tranquil retreat from the ...
Tucked away in the picturesque mountains ATKV Goudini Spa, is a sought-after holiday and conference destination, along the famous Route 62, ...
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