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Private and cosy: self-catering or bed-and-breakfast accommodation for two persons (1 couple or 1/2 singles) with a choice of 2 twin beds or a king-sized bed. Situated on Route 62 in the old part of Robertson: tree-lined streets, leivore, abundant birdlife amidst rambling rose gardens and an intriguing display of quaint post boxes! Comfortable (31sqm) living/sleep area, kitchenette and showerroom - well equipped with attention to detail. 100m walking distance to the Dharma Centre and historical cemetary. 400m to pharmacy, supermarket, liquor- and convenience stores.
1 km from the heart of town and 2.5km from Silverstrand golf course, 1.8 km from Route 62 shopping centre (with a supermarket, Internet, take-aways and other basic amenities).

The flatlet is equipped with pristine Cloud Nine beds. All linen are provided and changed as required. A light, daily room service (with your permission) is included. In winter we add blankets, hot water bottles and a heater and in summer, a fan and six ice trays! The bedroom window is also fitted with mosquito mesh. There is a comfortable easy-chair, dining-table with two chairs, cupboard (with hangers), luggage kist, bedside tables, safe, ample lighting, persian rugs on the wooden floor, remote controlled television (4 channels), cd-player with AM/FM radio, a selection of CD's, small library and some board games.


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The private, en-suite showerroom (with large shower, washbasin and toilet) is quaint and spacious. Fresh towels provided daily. Emergency toiletries available on request. Click here for a bed-/living- and shower-room inventory (124 Kb).
The self-catering kitchenette has been thoughtfully equipped from a kettle, two-plate stove, toaster, microwave and large fridge/freezer to a coffee plunger, cleaning liquids, spices, serviettes and toothpicks! Click here to download the complete kitchen inventory (96 kb). Coffee, teas, sugars, sweetener and milk are offered as a welcoming gesture.
For a "Bed and Breakfast" option (the result of pecky guests peeking into the hospita's kitchen, pinching pumpkin fritters and gooseberries), enjoy our Blikbord Breakfast: a random selection of whatever the hospita gathered. We do not do "thin". Do give us a 48-hours notice - we have to knead, boil, kill, pot, squeeze...
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The informal braai-boma (barbeque area), grid and equipment are situated next to your entrance. Ample privacy for sipping and snuggling under the Klein Karoo stars. If preferred, an upright portable barbeque unit is also available. Please supply your own wood/briquettes and fire-starters.
Free, off-street, roofed parking is located well inside the property at your front door. You may negotiate using our lock-up garage. Additional off-street parking is also available for a second vehicle or trailer.
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We welcome the single guest by not charging a "single suppliment". |
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 Slippers is a gay-friendly establishment. |
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Sorry: No pets allowed. |
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Slippers is not ideal for young children and/or wheelchairs. |
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A full laundry- and car wash service is available in Robertson. (An iron and ironing board available on request). |
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We follow a strictly non-smoking policy indoors! |
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Check-In: From 14:00
Check-Out: Until 10:00
Alternative times may be arranged.
In the event that Slippers has not been reserved prior to- or just after your reserved dates, you are more than welcome to arrive any time from 10:00 and depart as late as 14:00, at no extra charge. |
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| 1 June 2010 - 31 May 2012 |
R 245 per person per night * |
| Optional Blikbord Breakfast |
R 45 per person |
Please note:
We do not charge any taxes (VAT) or additional levies.
We do not charge a "single supplement". However, a minimum stay of 2 nights are required for a single guest.
* Discount Rates:
Sleep 3 or 4 nights nights & only pay R220.50 pppn (10% Discount).
Sleep 5 nights or more & only pay R196.00 pppn (20% Discount).
This promotion is valid for a couple or 2 singles sharing self-catering accommodation only. (Please note that this promotion is not valid during "long weekends", public holidays or local festivals). As always, our generous hospitality is still included!
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Prof de Jager, South Africa
12 September 2011
(English translation provided by www.RoomsForAfrica.com)
"SLIPPERS excels in respect of the following categories:
* Private, peaceful and safe with its own entrance and undercover parking.
* Very clean - not just superficially tidy!
* Very well equipped with plenty of packing and hanging space for a shortish stay.
* Ample mirrors and wall plugs.
* Taps and toilets that work!
* No obsolete mattresses - we slept very well.
* Friendly reception and care during our stay, without infringing on guest’s privacy.
* A breakfast to dream of."
Ms A Làzaro, Top Billing Magazine
10 January 2011
"We had a great time. Thank you for making our stay so special we really enjoyed all the details and homely atmosphere... Hope to see you again when we are in the neighbourhood."
Me. E Wiese, Accenture
30 November 2010
"J*** en ek wil net baie, baie dankie se vir die heerlike tydjie wat ons by “Slippers” kon deurbring – ons het dit verskriklik baie geniet! Van die oomblik dat ons daar aangekom het, het jy ons so baie welkom laat voel. Al die ekstras soos die vars blomme, warm watersakke en konfyt om saam te vat huis toe, word opreg waardeer. Jy het definitief ‘n wenkombinasie daar by “Slippers”..."
Me. M Zietzman, Distinctive Choice
8 November 2010
"Wil net vir julle baie dankie sê vir die lieflike aandjie wat ek en D*** by julle gebly het.
Alles was pragtig en julle stort is AMAZING! Ons het die biltong en aarbeie ook verskriklik geniet.
Ons sal definitief weer terug kom en die keer vir ‘n hele naweek en nie net een aand nie.
Baie Dankie weereens!
Ms H Hesketh, Cotlands
20 August 2010
"Thank You so much for your professionalism. I was so impressed with
your communication from the start, during the travelling and for the
wonderful, comfortable accommodation you so kindly provided."
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Slippers is privately owned, managed and serviced by a "mother and daughter" team:
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Situated in the shadow of the majestic Langeberg mountains with the Breede River as its life blood, Robertson is the western gateway to the heart of Route 62 - the longest wine route in the world.

Jacaranda Trees in November

Robertson Church (1905)
With 150 years of history, Robertson has grown into one of the most attractive Cape Wineland towns, with Victorian buildings, jacaranda-lined streets and beautiful gardens. The region may be best known for its wine but the variety of attractions and activities combined with spectacular scenery and the relaxed hospitality of the people ensures visitors an
unforgettable stay.

Breede River Boat Cruises...

...and many more adventures!

Over 50 Wineries
(many offer free tastings) on the longest wine route
in the world!
Klipdrift Brandy Distillery
Silverstrand Golf Course
(18 holes)
Game and Nature Reserves
Birding Routes
The Dharma (Zen) Centre
Spa's & Beauty Treatments
Olives & Olive Oil Tasting
Farmer's Markets
Donkey Sanctuary
Hiking & Walking Trails
Mountain Biking
Rock Climbing
Skydiving
Free Fishing on the Breede River
Horse Riding
River Rafting & Canoeing
Breede River Goose Boat Cruizes
Kolgans River Boat Trips
Viljoensdrift River Cruises & Picnics
4x4 Routes
Quad Bike Trails
Tractor Rides
Township Tours
Historical Sites and Architecture
Museums
Arts and crafts
Saggy Stone Beer Brewery
Various restaurants for all tastes

The online shop where you
can explore and discover
the wholesomeness of our
South African countryside.

Hands-on-Harvest Festival
24-26 February 2012
Breede River Fishing Challenge
2012 Dates to be confirmed.
Wacky Wine Weekend
7-10 June 2012
We are fully booked!
Robertson Slow Festival
10-12 August 2012
NEW!
We are
proudly accredited by:

www.robertsonr62.com

The
South African
Department of Enviromental Affairs & Tourism
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