Knysna Manor House

Guests of the Knysna Manor House will enjoy views of the nearby lagoon, one of the most well-known attractions in Knysna. The hotel is also close to conveniences such as restaurants and local boutiques. There are also practical destinations such as banks and medical establishments nearby this hotel.

There is an airport not too far from the Knysna Manor House in the city of George. The nearest international airport is located in Cape Town, approximately 250 miles distant.

Each of the rooms at the Knysna Manor House is decorated in the same Victorian fashion as is the hotel at large. Standard amenities provided in the rooms include tea and coffeemakers and private baths.

This hotel is situated in a 100 year-old Victorian structure. The Knysna Manor House offers its guests a wide range of selections on the hotel’s menu. There is also a breakfast served every morning. The hotel has an outdoor deck that enjoys views of the surrounding environs.

Knysna Manor House – Guesthouse / B&B Accommodation

Allow us the opportunity to spoil you by offering personal service at our 3 star, AA Highly Recommended Knysna guest house / B&B accommodation that is nestled in the heart of Knysna, which is situated on the Garden Route, Western Cape, South Africa.

Our spotless B&B overlooks the Knysna Lagoon and is within walking distance to shopping centres, medical facilities, banks, exclusive shops, local craft markets, restaurants and the Knysna Waterfront.

The Victorian Charm of the Historical Knysna Manor House guest house can be seen as soon as soon as one sets eyes on this 100-year-old B&B. From the original yellowwood floors, to the character of each individual room, the Victorian theme is carried throughout our enchanting B&B. Our Knysna accommodation consists of thirteen en-suite rooms that are lovingly furnished and equipped with all the comforts that you would expect at home.

From 2:00 PM

Prior to 11:00 AM

Secure onsite parking is available

Breakfast only, but within walking distance to all restaurants and the Knysna Waterfront.

The Knysna Heads - offer panoramic views of the town and lagoon.
A ferry ride across the lagoon is a great way to see the heads and get a full view of the lagoon.
Markets - There are many markets in the centre and on the outskirts of Knysna. You can buy anything from African Curios to clothes, shoes and jewellery.
Beaches - There is no beach in Knysna itself, but the coast surrounding Knysna has some really stunning places to visit.
Whale and Dolphin Watching - The Knysna coastline is home to one of the highest diversity of marine mammals in the world - including whales and dolphins. During certain times of the year, sight any of the following: Southern right whale, humpback whale, Bryde's whale, bottlenose dolphin, common dolphin, orca, humpback dolphin.
Canoeing - Many waterways in the area are restricted to non-motorized craft, giving ample opportunity for canoeing on the Knysna lagoon, Knysna River or Goukamma River.
Abseiling - Knysna has awesome scenery, what better way to experience it then abseiling the cliffs at the Heads or through a waterfall in the Harkerville forest.
Diving - Diving along the Knysna coastline is a great experience
Fishing - Knysna provides a wealth of opportunities for the keen fisherman.
Hiking Trails - The Garden Route features some of the most spectacular hiking trails in the world..
Horse Riding - Enjoy the Knysna forest on horseback.
Mountain Biking - Knysna offers cyclists some great mountain bike trails.
Sailing - With over 18 square kilometres of lagoon, and a tidal system of over 1.7 metres (five feet) Knysna draws sailors from far and wide who enjoy swapping stories at the third oldest yacht club in South Africa, with its most hospitable 'bar'.
Monkeyland is unique as a primate sanctuary. It is home to many varied species of monkey from several continents.
Elephant Park - The experience is somewhat of a closer kind than at Kruger or Addo.