Andes Clarens Guesthouse

Excellent location, well laid out property with beautiful landscaping outside your room.

Not all the rooms have air-conditioning, if booking a room and they indicate the room has aircon, ask for confirmation in writing before paying. Also check to see if breakfast is available on public holidays, they were closed on Easter sunday. Otherwise a decent stay. Be advised the beds are comfy enough but quite a squeeze as its only a double bed, great for snuggling but not much elbow room.

The place is beautiful both inside and outside. I was travelling with my daughter and was pleasantly surprised to find that there’s a play area for kids. My sister went for a walk and fell into mud, she then left her hiking boots on the porch and we were again pleasantly surprised to find that the housekeeper had washed the boots clean, a service that was not expected at all. The attention to detail is totally unmatched, snacks are refilled everyday. Towels are changed daily…. Truly exceptional value for money. I’d be lying if I were to say there’s anything we were not happy with. & there’s a restaurant on the property which was an added bonus

Breakfast was well served and delicious.

Bed frame creaked a little too much.

Really nice farm guest house, everything is new. The taste for the bedrooms, from the quality of the beds to the furniture and adornments is spectacular. The different breakfast options are really tasty, and the staff is very friendly.

Nothing not to like

Lovely setting, a free bottle of wine on our first stay (not the second night). Beautiful garden scenery and seating area with cafe next door.

Light came in early through the large window on the upper roof area, concrete floors in the bathroom and cold under foot.

The rooms were great! We loved the staff and how they accommodated an excellent breakfast evening though there was a concurrent wedding on the venue.

Just stunning and lovely attention to detail