Quaint guest house with an amazing atmosphere and aura. The house feels like home but with that something extra. The beds are large and comfortable and you awake to the smell of "tannie sarie's" rusks being baked or the smel of coffee brewing. Tannie Sarie is the heart of the guest house and her alone creates a home from home.

The village is amazing with an eclectic mix of people ranging from your arty types to your more reserved gentlemen. Young and old clearly love the vibrancy of the village, and, what is not to love, the cobbled streets to the brighlty coloured houses and village feel.

I recommend this village to anyone who opts for something BETTER than a hotel as it is more fun. Anything goes in the village. from beautiful women who are tanned to sexy gay men with good bodies.

We stayed at the Waterkant House for 5 days. It is not for the staff at the reception you have to go. But there is a little secret about this specific place and this is Sarie, who is a pearl. Like a mama she is reading your wishes. We stayed at the Courtyard Room, very small, though it was quiet. The toilet might get a renovation, but well, we felt very ok, doing some sightseeings, walked around the corner for nice and excellent restaurants. We felt lucky to have made this experience.