At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, through the wrought iron gate and up the windy drive, you’ll find the guesthouse amid a leafy, cool and calm garden – Heriot Manor Guest House. Of all the wonderful places to stay in George, it is Heriot Manor Guest House that most people prefer to return to, for vacation accommodation or when visiting Eden (the greater George area) on business. Read more »
The rooms in the old manor house that became Heriot Manor Guest House are big and spacious – much too large for a lonely single bed. This is why all the guest suites in our guest house are at least double guest suites. Read more »
The Zebra suite is a spacious double guest suite in the guest house, for two guests (one double bed). Read more »
The Lion double guest suite is nothing to be scared of – it is a comfortably appointed guest room with two seperate beds, to accommodate two guests, and it’s own en suite bathroom. Read more »
The Rhino double guest suite is located inside the main manor house and accommodates two guests, with en suite bathroom. Read more »
The Elephant double guest suite is a comfortable suite in the manor house. Read more »
At Heriot Manor guest house, we like families. In fact, we like to say that kids are as welcome as grown-ups here. Read more »
Our Buffalo family guest suite sleeps four people, with one double bed and two single beds. It is a spacious open plan suite with an en suite bathroom – ideal for the young family. Read more »
The Leopard family guest suite is a spacious suite with one double bed and two single beds in a separate bedroom. The Leopard guest suite offers a magnificent en suite bathroom, complete with jacuzzi. The suite opens onto a balcony overlooking the sprawling gardens, with a the Outeniqua Mountains as backdrop. Read more »
It’s not quite the Milky Way, but you might have noticed the four pretty stars in our header image at the top of every page of our website, yes? Pretty awesome, don’t you think? 
Those colourful stars indicate that Heriot Manor Guest House was assessed by an independent accredited Grading Assessor, against the standards set by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa (TGCSA). And in the assessor’s experienced opinion, Heriot Manor’s service and facilities are of a high standard – fit for a four star grading! Not bad, considering the highest grading is five stars, eh? 
The Tourism Grading Council of South Africa developed the National Star Grading Scheme based on the internationally recognized star grading scheme. Their market research and consultation with the tourism industry indicated that consumers consider stars as symbols of quality around which they can make value for money judgments when choosing accommodation. Tourists reportedly trust an establishment’s star grading as an impartial and independent assessment of the quality of the establishment’s facilities and service.
And this is why I wanted stars for Heriot Manor as well. I mean, what’s not to like about giving potential guests an easy measure to make the decision to come and stay or not?
It’s been quite a process to get those stars. It involved extensive upgrading of the guest house, which was a rather exhausting feat. But now, instead of feeling like a work horse, I can smile contentedly and bask in the magical glow of Heriot Manor Guest House’s four star rating.
