ARDMORE GUEST FARM

Ardmore provides cosy farm style accommodation, with a dinner, bed and breakfast service. We have a total of 10 units, situated either in one of the original renovated thatch rondawels or in one of our mountain view thatch cottages. All are en-suite and have a fan, tea/coffee making facility, and a wood fireplace (firewood is provided free of charge) Our guests can choose between: GARDEN VIEW A thatch rondawel with a queen bed, log fireplace, couch and an en-suite bathroom with a bath, a separate shower and a wall heater. MOUNTAIN VIEW Accommodation with 1, 2 (2 en-suites) or 3 (2 en-suites) double bedrooms, some with multiple beds. The main bedroom has a 4 poster queen bed, each main en-suite has a wall heater, bath and a separate shower. There is a spacious lounge with a large log  

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fireplace. Large bedrooms, heated bathrooms and bedrooms, log fires and a full-time chef are all part of the ¿Ardmore scene¿. Your hosts are the owners, Paul and Sue Ross, who stay in a separate dwelling. We had guests from over 35 countries last year. Wake up to a traditional farmhouse breakfast (full English) served on the verandah/dining room overlooking Ardmore¿s extensive garden. Snacks and drinks can be ordered in our tea garden. Join your hosts and other guests for a lantern-lit, unpretentious four-course dinner with complimentary wine, served in our Yellowwood dining room (dress informal). Coffee/tea is served in the lounge after supper. Guests usually gather in the cosy pub or in the lounge prior to supper, (guests are welcome to bring their own drinks). Ardmore is the home of the home dyed brightly coloured cotton weaving business called ¿African Loom¿. We also have our own ¿Amangwe Craft Centre¿ which sells only locally made crafts, it has the largest known collection of traditional Amangwe Zulu beadwork. The internationally respected ¿Ardmore Ceramic Art Studio¿ is next to the Guesthouse. About 50 local Zulu artists work in the studio, and more than