DIE PALMBOOM GUEST HOUSE
Accommodation Services in Ceres

Situated in the heart of the Ceres valley, you will find the lovely Die Palmboom Guest House, with its magnificent view on the majestic Michells Pas Mountain. Accommodation is offered in six beautiful en-suite rooms, one of which is perfect for a family. Palmboom Guest House is a retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the busy city life and here you will only hear the birds in the palms and smell the roses once again. Each of these rooms are furnished with a comfortable double bed and features an en-suite bathroom with a shower only. Each of the Standard Rooms are furnished with a comfortable king or two single beds and features an en-suite bathroom with a shower only. Perfect for a family, this room is furnished with a comfortable king or two single beds and a bunk bed for two children in a separate small room. Die Palmboom is an owner-run guest house offering superior accommodation and warm hospitality in a peaceful environment, yet it is only 90 minutes away from the heart of the Western Cape’s liveliest city. Die Palmboom Guest House has been created to meet the needs of the business or leisure traveler seeking peace, luxurious comfort and personal service with attention to detail. This is a unique accommodation resort situated in the Valley of Fruits named Ceres. It is well positioned and in close proximity to many local activities. You will get to experience beautiful big fruits & sunny skies during summer and snow, red wine and an indoor fireplace to keep you cosy during the rainy season. Die verblyf in Palmboom Guest House was bitter aangenaam en heerlik! The bathroom is en-suite and consists of a shower only, and features include a mini fridge, tea and coffee facilities, as well as a TV with DStv and Internet access. Parking is available and the room is also serviced. Here you get to experience amazing seasons with the most beautiful views. Ceres, although small, has more than enough local and nearby activities for people of all ages. The valley produces the finest deciduous fruit in South Africa. Also well-known for its fresh and dried fruit, fruit juices and natural spring water. During the winter months, the mountains are often covered in snow and the area has been referred to as Little Switzerland. There are plenty of snow activities such as skiing and snowboarding to keep the whole family busy. The Ceres district consists of four diverse areas and each has its own unique charm and landscapes. Scenic mountain passes are the only gateways to the Ceres valley. Art lovers can indulge themselves in local arts and crafts, or simply have a picture framed. The Ceres region offers a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops, pubs and grills.