Akwêla GUEST FARM

Room was clean but had a strong incense smell. The shower was very dirty and did not want to shower the toilet drip the whole time. Rooms definitely need paint and attension. Beds and blankets was clean and slept well.Rooms: 1/5

Stay away.. we had rubbish rooms with only a thin comforter per bed in the winter night... dirty showers... had to sleep with clothes NEVER AGAINRooms: 1/5

I was looking for a Self-catering guest house and Eden Guest Farm was the best place.Rooms: 4/5

I have stayed over here a few times and have had a great experience every time. If you want 5*, this is not for you, but if you want peace, quiet, rustic, close to nature, friendly environment, that oozes serenity and a home away from home feel, then this is it. The rooms are clean and comfortable and have everything that you may require. Whatever else you need is just a simple request away from the owners who are very hands on and accommodating. I certainly recommend this fine establishment that is run on the premise of service and good family values.

For an overnight stay, it's not bad. Bedding and the room were clean and there is warm water. You get the sense that it was established and then just left. The finer detail and finishing touches were missing. We had to hear our neighbors each time they opened their front door, as the doors get caught on the tiles. There was no solution available for the mosquitoes, luckily we did pack some sprays. The maintenance is lacking, as we had loose taps, the shower head is clogged and the kiddies play park has broken items that were just left there. There are a few birds in cages and in the yard. The bunnies hopping around was a nice feature for the young ones. We felt safe and the sunset was breathtaking.

Lovely friendly family that runs the guest farm. They made us feel very welcome! The place is lovely for children as there is a lot of farm animals like ducks, chickens, turkeys etc... And plenty of space for them to run around. However I am giving three stars because rooms are in dire need ot maintenance. Door handles fall off, the bathroom door doesn't close and no basin in the "kitchen area" despite being self catering. But a perfect overnight stay if you are just needing a rest stop on a long journey

Hosts were very accomodating of our dogs until the morning we had to leave and lock them in the hot room because their workers were scared. Besides that, we had a good stay. Would suggest some sort of screen on the door to allow cool air into the room and keep the bugs out. But a good place as a stop over.

Nothing fancy here, but clean, safe and affordable farmstyle stayover. The rooms has a fridge, kettle, microwave, TV with basic channels etc. We received a very warm welcome, and the owner made sure we were settled in. Very friendly staff. Farm animals like ducks, chickens and bunnies running around and beautiful friendly peakocks. We had a good rest. I would recommend that they upgrade the linnen, towels and pillows a bit in some of the rooms as it was very old, but clean.

Loved staying there with my two dogs. Deryck was such a great host. Rooms were nice, tidy and clean. There was a braai area and we were even provided with a braai kit. Lovely place outside of Bloemfontein, but grocery shops are nearby. Would always visit again with my dogs!

Stayed there for one night. Reception was friendlystand in personnel- owners are on holiday. We booked in at 20:00 after coming from Knysna- and were knocked awake by the other guests at 4am to tell us there was a break in. The intruders were in their room and broke into our caravan that was parked next to the room. The security was non existant and when trying to phone the owners there was no answer. The ‘stand in’ personnel were also not equiped or informed for any such a situation. Personally I will not recommend the place. Overall view of the facility- below expectation of what the photo’s depict. Affordability yes but security and clean- no.