I lead a group of 7 for a 5 week trip to South Africa. Because it was an educational trip we decided to stay in one place for 2 weeks and we stayed at the Graskop Hotel. We had a wonderful experience. The staff was so helpful, even lighting fires for us in the room where we gathered to talk... More

The Hotel looks nice from the outside and when we saw the tripadvisor sign on the front desk we thought it would be just the place to sleep over for the night! What a let down when the front desk had the opinionated air of an english butler, but without the obligatory finesse. We had a look around never the... More

This place looks like a normal hotel from the outside, but it is very nicely decorated inside. The Artist Rooms are amazing! There are books to read, a nice pool, an art gallery, a very friendly cat and breakfast is excellent. A welcome change from the ordinary.

Let me start by saying what the disgruntled front desk clerk reminded us - this is a 3 star hotel. Fair enough but the staff could still be friendly and helpful regardless of the rating. There are no hair dryers in the room and only a few at the front desk. I was told that I would have to share... More

If you are going to stay here book the garden room, very nice and if you are driving you have the car exactly nearby. Unfortunately it was raining but no problem they had unbrellas that we could borrow.

Look behind the main street facade of this hotel - it's definitely worth it ! The Graskop Hotel is a very nice hotel which is is full of very pleasant surprises and lots of beautiful art. You can choose between hotel rooms in the main building and bungalow-like cottages which are facing the garden. Our cottage was very spacious with... More

My husband and I spent in January 2013 one night in the Graskop Hotel - and one night was not enough. This was the most wonderful hotel during our 3 week trip though South Africa. This Hotel is full of art and so inspiring that you don't want to leave the hotel. Luckily it was raining cats and dogs when... More

With the Graskop hotel, you will most likely pick one of the better places in this town. The rooms are nicely decorated, but starting to get worn down. Walls are pretty thin, windows are only single-glas, not closing very well. As Graskop is very high, it tends to get quite cold there. Heating is not sufficient. No wifi in the... More

We stayed at the hotel on the 3rd of February this year, in a Garden Room, and I can only agree with all the other reviews. Arrived at 1345hrs so we were told had to wait until 1400hrs to check in. Don't particularly mind, unless there is of course a room available. We had driven for 5 hours to get... More