Boutique On Madeliefie

Boutique On Madeliefie is a charming accommodation option located in the heart of Jim Fouchepark, Welkom, making it an excellent choice for both business and leisure travellers. The property offers two stylishly furnished rooms, each with its own private entrance, ensuring a sense of privacy and comfort. Each room is equipped with cosy beds, en-suite bathrooms featuring showers, and quality linen and towels. For added convenience, the rooms come with well-equipped kitchenettes that include a microwave, cutlery, crockery, tea and coffee-making facilities, and a bar fridge. Guests can unwind in the sitting area, while entertainment is provided through a TV with DStv channels, and free Wi-Fi is available for those who need to stay connected. The property also offers secure gated parking, and guests will find themselves in close proximity to local shops, restaurants, takeaways, and easy access to major roads.

Welkom, which means "welcome" in Afrikaans or Dutch, was founded following the discovery of gold in the region. Its development was greatly aided by Ernest Oppenheimer, who was Anglo American's chairman at the time. About 160 kilometres northeast of Bloemfontein, Welkom, South Africa's youngest town (it was granted city status only in 1955), is the centre of the Free State gold fields and is said to have risen at a pace that is comparable to that of Johannesburg, the country's largest metropolis. For lack of a better term, Welkom has the peculiarity of being one of the few fully planned cities in the world. The result is a city that runs well and is easy to navigate; suburbs each have their own shopping and commercial centres and residents seldom have more than a 10-minute walk to reach them.

* Welkom Museum * Welkom Theatre * Paddle * Bell's Pass Hiking Trail * Truksvy