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Yellowwood House
Located in historic Church Street in Tulbagh, Yellowwood House consists of 3 ensuite rooms which can be rented individually or together and can accommodate a total of 6 guests combined. A shared reception area leads to each room which includes its own kitchenette with only a microwave, bar fridge, kettle and toaster, bathroom with shower, aircon, and free wifi with direct access to our private courtyards and a shared swimming pool. yellowwoodhouse.com
Area Info
Tulbagh is an excellent base for exploring the Cape Winelands and surrounding areas with Ceres, Prince Alfred Hamlet, Franschhoek, Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington, Malmesbury and Riebeek Valley less than hour away.
Whether you’re looking for cultural experiences or adventure, Tulbagh is a magical destination for all seasons. For the culturally inclined, charming galleries and museums await, as well as world class wine tasting, restaurants, olive and even chocolate tasting. If you are feeling more adventurous, there are magnificent hiking trails, mountain biking, fishing and birding as well as horse riding in the foothills of the Winterhoek and Witzenberg mountains.
Units and Rooms
Yellowwood House | Suite One
Guests: 2
A spacious, yet cozy room bathed in natural light, includes a queen size bed, kitchenette, ensuite bathroom with shower, aircon, and free wifi. This room is tastefully decorated for convenience and comfort, with direct access to our sheltered courtyards.
Yellowwood House | Suite Two
Guests: 2
A spacious, yet cozy room bathed in natural light, includes an extra length queen size bed, kitchenette, ensuite bathroom with shower, aircon, and free wifi. This room is tastefully decorated, with direct access to our sheltered courtyard.
Yellowwood House | Suite Three
Guests: 2
A spacious, yet cosy room, includes a king-size bed, kitchenette, ensuite bathroom with shower, aircon, and free wifi. This room is tastefully decorated for convenience and comfort, with direct access to our sheltered courtyards and swimming pool.
