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Des Amis Guest House

Des Amis Guest House rated by the South African Tourism Grading Council as a 4 four star graded establishment.

Your hosts Jan & Corine invite you, your family and friends to your home away from home, where hospitality is our specialty.

All bedrooms are equipped with telephones, TV and Video channel and coffee/tea facilities. Main bedroom has en-suite bathroom and private lounge, two bedrooms with private bathrooms and a double en-suite bedroom.

Excellent Bed & Breakfast daily.

This Guesthouse provide dinner and lunch on request. We are child friendly. On a hot summers day, enjoy a refreshing dip in our sparkling swimming pool or relax in our garden.

Be sure not to miss a visit to the Voortrekker Monument and the Union Buildings or enjoy the exhibition in the art gallery. We offer secure and safe parking for your car. Transfers to and from the airport will gladly be arranged. We are suitable for family holiday accommodation.

We a members of our local Bed & Breakfast Association. Bbapt. We are members of the Chambers Accommodation & tourism. Cacct.

We look forward meeting any foreigners to entertain them the South African way.

Places to see in Pretoria / Tshwane: Tswaing Meteorite Crater: The only Ecotourism destination of its kind in Africa, exploring the past, protecting the present, serving the future.

African Window: This is the National Cultural History Museum's newest centre for exhibitions and living culture.

Air Force Museum: The Air Force Museum depicts the history of the South African Air Force.

Church Square: The Palace of Justice forms part of the Northern Façade of Church Square. Dating from the end of the 19th century, it was designed in the typical Italian Renaissance style, by Dutch architect Sytze Wierda. It is the headquarters of the Gauteng Provincial Division of the Supreme Court.

Correctional Service Museum: This museum is the only one of its kind in South Africa.

Diamond Hill Battlefield: The Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek took place on 11 and 12 June 1900 between 14000 English troops and 4000 Boer fighters.

Fort Klapperkop: One of the forts built by the Zuid-Afrikaanse Republiek under President Paul Kruger.

Sammy Marks Museum: The splendid Victorian mansion, which dates from 1884, was once the residence of the magnate Sammy Marks. The Ou Raadsaal (Old Government Building)

Church Street Cemetery Heroes Acre: Established in 1867, the central part of the historical Church Street cemetery, known as Heroes Acre, contains the graves of many prominent citizens and public figures.