About Westfield Farm
Westfield Farm is situated on farm with rolling hills in the Boschhoek Valley near Balgowan in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. We offer cottages and suites for self-catering holidays, weekends or overnight stays. This is an ideal stop-over for the stressed businessman commuting between Johannesburg and Durban, but it's also great for families as there are wide open spaces for children to run around and explore safely in our fresh, clean mountain air.
Accommodation Options
The Old Stable
The Old Stable has two double bedrooms and one bathroom, as well as a kitchen and lounge. The fully-fitted kitchen has a stove, fridge, crockery and cutlery and a private braai facility.
The Hibiscus Room
The Hibiscus Room has one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. It is equipped with a bar fridge, Tea and Coffee station.
Guests using this room type have access to a communal kitchen, dining room and TV lounge with fireplace and braai facilities.
The Pecan Nut Room
The Pecan Nut Room has one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The room is equipped with a bar fridge and tea and coffee station. Guests using this room type have access to a communal kitchen, dining room and TV lounge with fireplace and braai.
The Yellowwood Room
The Yellowwood Room has one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. This unit is equipped with a bar fridge and tea and coffee station. Guests using the room type have access to a communal kitchen, dining room and TV lounge with fireplace.
The Bauhinia Room
The Bauhinia Room has one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. The unit is equipped with a bar fridge and tea and coffee station.Guests using this room type have access to a communal kitchen, dining room and TV lounge with fireplace and braai facilities
The Top House
3 Bedroom cottage, can accommodate 5 guests. Private garden with garage. Hidden away in the forest. Fireplace and secure parking.
Standard Room Amenities
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