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Hartford House - Accommodation in Mooi River,  KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Hartford House - Accommodation in Mooi River,  KwaZulu-Natal. In the heart of Thoroughbred country, amidst the sun drenched valleys of Giant's Castle, Hartford was home to the family of Natal's last Prime Minister. This is the world of heroic battles, of arts and crafts, famous schools and colleges, where the age-old pastimes of trout fishing, tennis and golf are practiced in the traditional manner.

Price: 6

bed and breakfast

13 double/kings

One of the Country's most beautiful houses and magnificent stud farms, Hartford offers sumptuously appointed en-suite luxury suites and bedrooms, with under-floor heating. Dine at the table of thoroughbred lore, recount the memories of royal visits and indulge in a feast of the region`s finest produce and a selection of great wines. The festivals of spring and summer are heralded by a profusion of daffodils, flowering cherries and ancient roses, whilst the magnificence of autumn and winter are celebrated in perfect days with roaring logfires in the evenings. Witness the preparation of champions, or the stallions of the Sheik's of Dubai. Wander through the 7000-acre game conservancy, or cast a line in tranquil estate waters.

Hartford offers you: Trout and Bass Fishing
Award winning restaurant; candle light dinner; veranda site breakfast and lunches. Teas, scones and cakes served in the splendor of natures most beautiful garden. Horse riding: expansive bridle paths and tracks Walks on extensive Game Conservancy - numerous species of wild animals, birds and flora Birding on estate and nearby famed Karkloof Gorge and Drakensberg heritage reserve. Tennis Pool and pavillion with Sauna, Barbecue, etc. Personalised Stud Farm Tours 

There is plenty to do in the area too. Walks in the Drakensberg mountains, visits to bushman paintings, horse trails though a private game reserve, canoe trips, canopy tours and the Midlands Meander to mention but a few.