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Hadida Guest House - Accommodation in Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa

Hadida Guest House offers comfortable and private accommodation in fully equipped single/double and family units in Kimberley, South Africa. We are conveniently situated in a quiet street, less than 3km from the famous Big Hole and the Kimberley Diamond Mine Museum. Each self-contained unit is unique and individually decorated to provide a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere where visitors will feel immediately at home. The en-suite bathrooms and own outside entrances of each unit provide complete privacy for guests. Units are serviced daily and our friendly personnel is always available for assistance. Visitors mainly consist of national and international tourists, business travellers and family groups. Hadida Guest House is also a popular stopover when travelling between Cape Town and Johannesburg on the N12, which is less frenetic than the N1, and about the same distance.

Price: 3

self-catering

6 units

Single/double and family units: Children of all ages are welcome. All units are self-contained with en-suite bathrooms and own outside entrances. Small unit: 1 double bed, en-suite bathroom (bath) & self-catering facilities. Spacious unit: 1 double bed, en-suite (bath & shower) & kitchenette. Family unit: 1 double & 1 single bed, en-suite (bath & shower) & kitchenette. Family unit: 1 double, 1 single bed & sleeper couch, en-suite (bath & shower) and kitchenette. Family unit: 2 bedrooms: 1 double & 3 single beds, 1 bathroom (bath & shower) and kitchen. Family unit with 3 bedrooms - 2 double beds and 3 single beds, 2 bathrooms (bath & shower), lounge and kitchen 

Minutes away are the excellent McGregor Museum, collections of contemporary art and colonial Old Masters, the Big Hole - some no-nonsense naming there! - and Rhodes’s Kimberley Club. Slightly further afield lie the Kamsferdam flamingos and the Boer trenches at Magersfontein. Fascinating stuff. There is plenty to do in the area too. Go to the Big Hole Museum. Consisting of original and carefully reconstructed buildings this museum has preserved a  great deal of the city's past. The Eureka, the first recorded diamond discovered in South Africa, can be viewed at the museum. Have some fun sifting through diamond bearing gravel, looking for your own diamond. Play skittles in the old bowling alley, or just stroll through the old buildings which have been reconstructed here at the museum.