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Jedidja - Accommodation in Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa
Jedidja - Accommodation in
Bloemfontein, Free State is set in a lovely tranquil garden against the backdrop of Naval Hill
Game Park, in a quiet suburb close to the city center and N1.Take a
drive at sunset to Naval Hill situated within a small game reserve,
and watch the animals. Or visit / walk to The Botanical Gardens and
Oliewenhuis. Shops, restaurants, art gallery and rugby museum nearby.
Secure parking. Children welcome.
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| Price: 3 |
| bed and breakfast |
| 3 double/twins |
Luxury,
modern en suite bedrooms with ceiling fans for summer and electric
blankets for winter. Guests can relax on the patio, or in their own
lounges with television and tea and coffee making facilities. The
bedrooms have private entrances from the gardens. Each room has a ceiling
fan, M-net, heater, electric blanket, fridge, hairdryer, coffee and tea
included home made rusks. Breakfast (Continental or English) is served
from 6h30 - 9h00 in the dining room or on the wooden deck. A breakfast
pack is available if you leave earlier. Dinner is on request.
Bloemfontein
can be viewed from the top of Naval Hill, where one also come across
wildlife in the Franklin Game Reserve, the only reserve of its kind in
the world completely surrounded by a city. Bloemfontein offers
upmarket shopping centres, hundreds of restaurants and a host of
nightlife opportunities. The streets of Bloemfontein are lined with
magnificent sandstone architecture especially President Brand Street,
which is well worth a walk down. There are many impressive museums and
monuments - one of which is the national Women's Memorial
commemorating the 27 000 women and children who perished during the
Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902. A little later in history the ANC was formed
in 1912 in the Mangaung township of Batho, while the Nationalist Party
was founded in Bloemfontein in 1914.