Where to stay in Kimberley

Diggers Fountain in Kimberley. Photo: Richard Collier / flickr

Accommodation in Kimberley ranges from hotels, bed & breakfasts and guest houses to self-catering apartments and holiday houses. Choose from some options here:

Kimberley’s greatest attraction, the Big Hole. Photo: Tim Ellis / Flickr

Hotels

If on-site amenities and privacy are what you’re looking for when choosing accommodation, then staying at a hotel is your best option. Hotels tend to offer fabulous amenities such as room service, swimming pools, restaurants and bars, gyms and personal concierge services. Here are a few options for hotels in Kimberley:

Nare Boutique Hotel

Protea Hotel by Marriott Kimberley

Kalahari Lodge

Bed & Breakfasts

Bed and breakfast establishments are a popular choice for many when it comes to accommodation. You’re allowed private rooms and ensuite bathrooms and a delicious breakfast in the morning. Some B&B’s even offer hotel amenities like a swimming pool and all-meal food services. Here are some options for Bed & Breakfasts in Kimberley:

Oleander Guest House

Jonkershoek Guest Farm

Jungnickel Guesthouse

Self-catering

Self-catering accommodation is perfect for those who want ultimate freedom and privacy wherever they’re staying. Usually in the form of entire houses, apartments or chalets, self-catering allows you total run of the place, including cooking, cleaning and use of any facilities. These are some options for self-catering accommodation in Kimberley:

Hadida Guest House

The Honeycomb

Bik i Plek

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