The Drostdy Hotel

Graaff-Reinet is virtually surrounded by the Camdeboo National Park, in the heart of the Great Karoo (Place of Thirst) which is an area covered by broad plains, vast livestock, game farms and distance koppies. Fossils in the area indicate that life has existed in the region for three billion years and the area is world-renowned for its pre-dinosaur fossils. This establishment is situated in the beautiful town of Graaff-Reinet which was established in 1786 and is South Africa's fourth oldest magisterial district. The town contains heritage sites than any other town in South Africa and has examples of magnificent Cape Dutch, Victorian and Karoo architecture. The Hotel offers comfortable and beautifully styled well-equipped rooms.