The Queen Of Calitzdorp is a 4-star guest house in Calitzdorp, South Africa, nestled at 9 Queen Street. Located about 0,7 миль from the city center, this stay includes breakfast to start mornings with a smile.

Outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, and complimentary Wifi set the scene for relaxed days. A full suite of amenities keeps comfort front and center: room service, air conditioning, a kid-friendly buffet, sun deck, private entrance, on-site parking, terrace, garden and mountain views, plus non-smoking rooms, balcony, patio, and wheelchair accessibility. Live music/performances add a friendly vibe, while horseback riding is available for an extra charge and beach chairs/loungers beckon by the pool.

With 185 reviews, travelers have shared impressions of this Calitzdorp retreat, enjoying its garden setting, mountain views, and convenient access to town.

An outdoor saltwater pool with a shallow end offers a refreshing retreat, with adults-only access to keep moments tranquil under the sun. Beach chairs and loungers line the pool area, while a sun deck, terrace, and garden frame mountain views for easy, lingering afternoons. Evenings shimmer with live music and performances, and for those seeking a dash of adventure, horseback riding is available for an extra charge.

A diverse range of room options helps tailor the stay to different needs, including Superior Queen, Deluxe Queen, Queen Room, Twin Room, Family configurations, plus Superior King and Deluxe King layouts. Many accommodations feature private entrances, balconies or patios, and air conditioning to keep guests comfortable, with the convenience of on-site parking and free private parking for easy arrivals and departures.

Guests frequently note the garden setting, mountain views, and convenient access to town as standout qualities, making this Calitzdorp retreat feel both restful and well-centered for exploring the area. The combination of scenic surroundings, practical amenities, and a touch of hospitality charm creates a memorable stay in this South African town.