We have never been to this sleepy little town before, but we enjoyed our overnight stay. The decor at the Inn is amazing - really unusual, and whilst perhaps it could do with a little TLC it is clean...

We had dinner at the Wakkerstroom Country Inn on a chilly spring evening. The staff and the roaring log fire were warmly welcoming. The food - quails with sage and sweet chilli sauce, black...

We did not stay here but we came in for dinner two nights in a row because nothing else was open. (to be fair to this little town it was winter there and so seems the town was a little sleepy...

Had a very good Sunday Buffet at Wakkerstroom Country Inn. Typicall "boerekos" New owner busy with extensive renovations. Did not stay over, but co-lunchers said current accommodation is big...

Without notice the dining room closes at 8. Furthermore they had NO MEAT, CHICKEN OR FISH in stock - the pathetic items they did have on the menu was disgusting and we could not eat it. Furthermore...

We stayed at the Wakkerstroom Country Inn for a one-nighter. The hotel is small and comfortable although furnishings and décor could do with a revamp. The bathrooms would be better if there was a...

Wakkerstroom is a strange little village, it is best to go without expectations and be surprised. The Inn is rudimentary, with all amenities, rooms and restaurant very basic. Menu is small...

Whilst the service was friendly and welcoming, the hotel lacks a true country-inn feel. The rooms are very modestly furnished without any charm. Whilst acknowledging a cold winter weekend, the stone...

Stayed here previously. New owners ( from December 2015) has changed the ambience and service level. Rooms are roomy and appointed for a relaxing visit. Friendly people, good food, fresh air and the...

Second time back. Was great to be back. Wishing the new owners all the best of luck. Dinner menu needs a refresh and relook. Chips where great. Rooms where well presented and clean. Kids play area is...