Tsitsikamma Village Inn

The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colon, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. You can opt for a sojourn in the imposing Cape Dutch style, the Drostdy or the Landdrost’s (magistrate’s) house. The style was prominent in the early days (17th century) of the Cape Colony, and the name derives from the fact that the initial settlers of the Cape were primarily Dutch. The style has roots in mediaeval Netherlands, Germany, France and Indonesia. Ornately rounded gables, reminiscent of features in townhouses of Amsterdam.

Hanover is a Karoo Georgian style cottage. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages (Rose, Cherry, Fern, Forget Me Not).

The African experience is captured in the Ikaya Cottage, which is decorated in the earthy colours that make the continent so special. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages (Rose, Cherry, Fern, Forget Me Not).

The Barn situated just off the Village square offers cozy rooms. The beautifully decorated Barn rooms date back to the 1800’s, and were originally used as stables for travellers’ horses while journeying along the Garden Route. The rooms were converted into the cosy bedrooms they are now in 1996.

The Four Forester’s Cottages are typical mid-Victorian cottages. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colon, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages 

The Four Forester’s Cottagesare typical mid-Victorian cottages. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages 

The Four Forester’s Cottages are typical mid-Victorian cottages. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages 

The Four Forester’s Cottages are typical mid-Victorian cottages. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages 

Arniston is a quaint fisherman’s cottage. The Village Square offers beautifully decorated rooms, each unique in design. The building resembles traditional building styles of the early Cape Colony, and the rooms are decorated accordingly. These rooms include Hanover, Drostdy, Ikaya, Arniston and the Victorian Cottages.

The Albert & Victoria Cottage has two Honeymoon Rooms. The honeymoon rooms are in a late Victorian styled building, and also have beautiful sash windows. The decor resembles a typical kit home that could be ordered from England in the 1800’s, and offers beautiful garden views during your stay. 

Double storey wooden Swiss-style chalets was built in 1988.  The Log Rooms West and Log Rooms East are situated around a fountain in the Tsitsikamma Village Inn gardens.  We believe these rooms provide an experience that emphasises on the wood-cutting legacy Tsitsikamma is so proud of.

Double storey wooden Swiss-style chalets was built in 1988.  The Log Rooms East and Log Rooms West are situated around a fountain in the Tsitsikamma Village Inn gardens.  We believe these rooms provide an experience that emphasises on the wood-cutting legacy Tsitsikamma is so proud of.

The De Oude Pastorie cottage comprises of 4 Premier Rooms. The De Oude Pastorie building is double story, and have the familiar sash windows and flat-roofed feature of most Southern Cape villages. These rooms are typical Graaff-Reinet styled, with its deep stoep and sash windows.