De Akker Guest House

De Akker Guest House is built in the shade of a 75 year old oak tree, planted here in the early 1930s by Dr. Johan van der Riet. The guest house offers a rich history, depicted in the seven rooms available to guests. Minor changes have been made during these past years, and all rooms are comfortably furnished, some bigger than others, but all just as comfortable. The rooms are equipped with DStv and air-conditioning, and breakfast is served daily from in the breakfast room. De Akker is fully enclosed, with motorized gates and a well-lit parking area for guests' peace of mind. <

De Akker Guest House is built in the shade of a 75 year old oak tree, planted here in the early 1930s by Dr. Johan van der Riet. The guest house offers a rich history, depicted in the seven rooms available to guests.

Minor changes have been made during these past years, and all rooms are comfortably furnished, some bigger than others, but all just as comfortable. The rooms are equipped with DStv and air-conditioning, and breakfast is served daily from in the breakfast room. De Akker is fully enclosed, with motorized gates and a well-lit parking area for guests' peace of mind.

The guest house is located within easy distance from Bloemfontein Waterfront and Mall, the Free State Rugby and Soccer Stadium, Free State Cricket Oval, Medi Clinic Hospital, Grey College School, and Eunice School.