Oleander Guest House Kimberley

Oleander Guest House is a distinctive 100 year old Edwardian house located centrally within the suburb of Belgravia in Kimberley. The house has a beautiful garden with their trademark oleander tree, speculated to be the largest oleander tree in South Africa. The property possesses a specific warmth and charm and has been declared a national heritage building to preserve the beautiful historic character of Kimberley. The house has been carefully renovated over many years to ensure that the true quality of this gracious house contributes to an unforgettable experience for our visiting guests. 

Oleander boasts a brand new cosy restaurant on the premises.
Laurier Blanc (French for White Oleander) opened its doors in June 2017.
The restaurant is stylishly decorated with a touch of French flair and elegance. The visiting guests are welcomed when entering the restaurant through a wine collection passageway leading to the quaint interior, beautifully decorated with chandeliers, long draping curtains and neatly prepared dining tables.

The luxurious en suite rooms at Oleander Guest House are  decorated in French-colonial style. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen satellite TV, a comfortable working desk, Free Wi-Fi, tea-and-coffee making facilities. Guests benefit from the added comfort of bathrobes, slippers and a well-stocked honesty bar. Some of the executive rooms feature a private seating area where you can relax.