
Baviaanspoort Accommodation
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Discover 34 accommodation options in Baviaanspoort with an average price of R641 per night for your perfect getaway. Whether you're looking for luxury hotels, cozy guesthouses, self-catering apartments, or budget-friendly B&Bs, Baviaanspoort offers diverse lodging choices to suit every traveler's needs and budget.
Planning your Baviaanspoort adventure? With prices averaging around R641 per night, you can find accommodation near popular attractions, business centers, and transport hubs. Book your ideal Baviaanspoort stay today and experience the best of what this destination has to offer.
Brooklyn House Wellness & Workspace





Nestled near the historic Brooklyn Circle, a protected gem over 60 years old, Brooklyn House offers modern accommodation with wellness facilities, safe parking, and a coffee shop—perfect for holiday seekers unwinding in lush gardens. Contact for available spaces!
R 4,463





Green Valley Lodge is a luxury guest house in Wonderboom South suburb, below Wonderboom Nature Reserve, a heritage site in Pretoria. It provides bed and breakfast accommodation at budget-friendly prices. Rooms feature African décor, WiFi, DStv, bar fridge and coffee-making facilities.


Self-catering accommodation on a malaria-free game farm in the Cullinan area, Pretoria. Pet-friendly, around 100km from OR Tambo International Airport, with a spa, gym, pool, and a choice of chalets, cottages, or luxury tents.
Bohemian House
R 1,450





Elegant guesthouse accommodation in Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria, with spacious rooms featuring private en-suite bathrooms, air-conditioners, bar fridges, TVs with selected DStv channels and Wi-Fi. Spa and wellness centre available. 38 km from Johannesburg International Airport.

In Pretoria's vibrant heart, Hotel 224 provides top-notch accommodation with modern comforts and panoramic Union Building views, perfect for holiday seekers exploring cultural sites and savoring superb cuisine.
Blue Diamond Boutique Hotel


Blue Diamond Boutique Hotel accommodation is situated in Moreleta Park, 24 km from centre Pretoria. Guests have free access to swimming pool, fitness centre and steam room. O.R Tambo International Airport is 42 km away. Couples rated the location 9.0 for two-person trip.
Opikopi Guest House
R 1,345





Opikopi Guest House is 5-star graded accommodation in a tranquil suburb of Eastern Pretoria. Suites and self-catering units are available, a 20-minute drive from Tambo International Airport, catering to leisure and business travellers.

Opikopi Guest House
R 1,345
Nobleman Boutique Hotel





Nobleman Boutique Hotel offers boutique accommodation on a hillside in Erasmuskloof, Pretoria, with views over the eastern suburbs. The hotel has ten individually designed rooms.
Nobleman Boutique Hotel Pretoria





Nobleman Boutique Hotel is a hillside accommodation in Erasmuskloof, Pretoria, with ten individually designed rooms and views over the eastern suburbs of the city.
Ndlovu Lodge





Nestled in Pretoria East, Ndlovu Lodge offers holiday seekers a tranquil bushveld escape with premium accommodation, blending luxury and nature. Enjoy spa sessions, fusion dining, and poolside relaxation, all just minutes from the city. Book your adventure now!
Royal Ridge Guest House
R 800





Royal Ridge Guest House offers accommodation in Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria East. It provides Bed & Breakfast units and three self-catering suites: Jacaranda Cottage, Nandina, Garden Suite. Guests enjoy private entrances, high-speed uncapped WiFi, and backup power during load shedding.





A 4-star accommodation in the Muckleneuk suburb of Pretoria, close to the CBD, with easy access from OR Tambo International Airport via the R21 freeway.





In Pretoria's vibrant heart, the Morning Star Express Hotel beckons holiday seekers with modern, affordable accommodation featuring cozy rooms, free WiFi, and excellent service—ensuring unforgettable stays that exceed expectations.
R 800





Pretoria North Lodge & Conference Centre offers accommodation at the foot of the Magaliesberg Mountain range, converted from a family home into a guesthouse with 16 en-suite rooms, starting from R450 per night.
About Baviaanspoort
Baviaanspoort lies approximately 20 kilometres east of Pretoria's city centre, positioned along the R104 road that connects the capital to Bronkhorstspruit. The area takes its name from the Afrikaans words for baboon pass, a reference to the troops of baboons that historically inhabited the rocky outcrops and koppies in this region. Today, the settlement remains relatively undeveloped compared to Pretoria's urban sprawl, maintaining a semi-rural character with smallholdings and farms dotting the landscape.
The location serves as a convenient base for visitors who prefer staying outside the city while maintaining easy access to Pretoria's government buildings, museums, and cultural sites. The Voortrekker Monument lies roughly 15 kilometres to the west, while the Rietvlei Nature Reserve is accessible within a short drive. Those seeking Baviaanspoort accommodation will find the area particularly suitable for longer stays, with the peace of the countryside balanced against proximity to urban conveniences.
The surrounding region includes several dams and wetland areas that attract birdlife, making it of interest to nature enthusiasts. The climate follows Gauteng's typical highveld pattern, with warm, wet summers featuring afternoon thunderstorms and cool, dry winters. Frost occurs regularly during winter months, particularly in the low-lying areas near seasonal streams.
Baviaanspoort's position on the eastern side of Pretoria means visitors can easily explore the Cullinan area, home to the famous diamond mine, which sits about 30 kilometres to the southeast. The N4 highway runs to the south, providing quick connections to Witbank and Mpumalanga province for those planning day trips to the Lowveld or Kruger National Park region. Local roads also connect to Bronkhorstspruit, a larger town that offers additional dining and shopping options.
The area remains primarily residential and agricultural, without major tourist infrastructure or commercial developments. This makes it suitable for travellers who value tranquillity and don't require immediate access to restaurants or entertainment venues. Self-catering facilities are advisable, though Pretoria's extensive retail areas are close enough for regular shopping trips.