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Description
When you need the break, stop off at the Gum Tree Lodge. We have 1 self catering en-suite room, 2 double rooms and 6 Family rooms also self catering with shared ablutions and 16 dormitory rooms with shared ablutions. A sparklimg swimming pool to cool off in. The kids can play on the swings and jungle jym while the parents have a braai round the pool. A fully licensed restaurant serves delicious meals while the Tuck shop is adequately stocked to serve all needs.
Great atmosphere on five hectares of beautifully shaded grounds.Stay a day or even a month.
Free information booklets and advice for Tourists.
Great atmosphere on five hectares of beautifully shaded grounds.Stay a day or even a month.
Free information booklets and advice for Tourists.
Gum Tree Lodge Hostel Details
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Location/Contact| Address | Hull Street/Bloemfontein Road (R64), Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa |
| Location | •From Johannesburg - take the R64 Boshof. 4 km out on the lefthand side of the road. • From Cape Town - straight down Memorial - follow R64 Bloemfontein sign. At T junction turn left and Gum Tree is on the right. • Printable map on the web page. |
| Website | www.gumtreelodge.com |
| Telephone | +27 (053) 832 8577 |
| Fax | +27 (053) 831-5409 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
The most expensive and disappointing stay during our two months in SA It's not HI hostel -- they are not on HI website and they refused to give us discount. Rooms stink as some kind of cleaning supply. Staff is unfriendly and racist -- they warned people in front of us that if they want to have breakfast at certain time, "it will black people in there!". They also gave us wrong information on visiting BIig Hole -- "you need to book ahead, we have people staying extra night to get there." In fact it was completely available, I would say it was almost dead at Big Hole. — Petr McAllister , Canada (2011-05-24) Excellent. Very friendly managers. There is a good value restaurant that is handy. It's 5 km from town but that's ok if you have a car. It's quite an experience to stay in a former convict station (nice colonial-style compound) of the De Beers mine. — Marie (2005-08-29)