Accommodation Greatbatch Guesthouse | Belgravia | South Africa | Guest House

We also offer self catering flats and our own Diggers Den Dormitory. We offer self-catering units equipped with a fridge, microwave, colour television, toaster etc. Hairdryers, laundry facilities, braaipacks and/or meals are available on request. Clean linen, towels, soap, coffee and tea.

Enjoy the sparkling swimming pool, BBQ (braai) facilities under the lapa, bauma, secure parking, DSTV, internet facilities or enjoy a game of pool whilst enjoying some cold refreshment from the bar. Telephone cards are also available for the card telephone.

Outside, our large garden has plenty of space for you to soak up some rays near our swimming pool. There is a lapa with a built in braai and bench tables to just sit and chat or enjoy a couple of cold beers under. We also have a great bonfire area (bauma) where you can enjoy the early (or late) evening. We let the mood and our guests decide whether it will be a lively or quiet night, either way we will do our best to ensure that you get

Greatbatch is a historic building designed by Daniel Westwood Greatbatch in the early 1890’s as his residence. It is the second visit point on the Belgravia historic walk.

This architect was responsible for various buildings in Kimberley: the Savoy Hotel, de Beers Head Office, The Synagogue, Dunluce (house of John Orr), the residence of Sir Ernest Oppenheimer-birthplace of Sir Harry Oppenheimer, The Sanatorium (now McGregor Museum) all of which is in walking distance from the Guest House.

The rooms are named after architects who also played a huge role in Kimberley i.e. Sydney Stent, Carstairs Rogers and William Timlin.

All rooms have colour DSTV, split air - conditioners, bar fridges as well as tea/coffee making facilities. The flat-lets have in addition microwave ovens installed.

Sydney Stent Room is a Luxury En-Suite. Some of his designs include Curry House, Kenilworth Village, and Kimberley Club and copies are displayed in this room.

The Carstairs Rogers