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Jarina Guesthouse

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Guest House

Capacity: 50 people
Check-in: 14:00 to 23:00
Check-out: 10:00
Address: 25 Irvine Street, Wolmaransstad, 2630, North West
All ages welcome
From R1 050 per night, for 2 ppl

Description

Repose and enjoy the serenity at Jarina Guesthouse at a modest price. Situated on the route between Klerksdorp and Kimberly, Jarina Guesthouse is an ideal lodging for families and businesspersons traveling through Wolmaransstad.

The premises is set out with 38 rooms for accommodation; 20 Standard Rooms, 2 Family Rooms and 16 Backpackers. The property features a capacious conference centre, dining room where breakfast is served and ample parking space for vehicles.

Standard Rooms and Backpackers can accommodate 2 guests, while Family Rooms can accommodate 4 guests. Standard and Family Rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, TV and selected DStv channels and a fridge. Every room has its own bathroom. Rooms are cleaned daily, but not on public holidays.

A complimentary breakfast will be served in the dining room from 7h00 till 9h00 (Monday to Sunday). Unfortunately, breakfast will not be served on public holidays. Lunch and dinner vouchers can be arranged for meals at Die Geel Huis Restaurant. Die Geel Huis Restaurant is open on Mondays to Saturdays from 07:00 – 22:00 (Kitchen Closes at 21:00) and Sundays from 8:00 – 15:00 (Kitchen Closes at 14:30). The conference centre seats up to 100 persons and is ideal for banquet venues and conference meetings.

For the Nature Lovers, a variety of recreation options exist, such as the Makwassierante Conservation Area, Wolwespruit Dam Nature Reserve. For those who love fishing, there is the Yellow fish angling sites along the Vaal River banks. The Digger’s Diamond Tour is an opportunity to learn about the beginning of alluvial diamond digging in the area up to the selling of diamonds. Wolmaransstad still has beautiful sand stone buildings which erected during the early years of the previous millennium, such as the Broadbent Mission Station and the Thomas Leask House.

Wolmaransstad originated in 1891 in the valley of the Makwasi River, which takes its name from the many wild spearmint bushes that grow along its banks. The town is known for the alluvial diamond-mining and maize-farming in the area. It is situated on the main route between Klerksdorp and Kimberley, making it the ideal stopover for guests.

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