Situated in Jan Kempdorp in the Northern Cape province of South Africa, Bostons Lodge & Restaurant offers top-quality accommodation, fine South African cuisine and a hearty pub famous in the area as the place to be for an unforgettable night out.
Bostons Lodge & Restaurant provides a selection of comfortable rooms, accommodating between two and four guests. The two-sleeper rooms are furnished with either twin beds or a double bed, while the three- and four-sleeper rooms feature a combination of single beds or a double bed with additional single beds, ensuring a restful stay for all guests.
All rooms at Bostons Lodge & Restaurant feature en-suite bathrooms equipped with a shower, toilet, and washbasin. Standard amenities include a TV, fridge, air-conditioning, and coffee and tea-making facilities. Select rooms also offer TVs with DStv and microwaves for added convenience.
Guests also have access to slot machines for added entertainment during their stay.
Jan Kempdorp is a formal town, although initially established as a settlement, that is situated on the border between the Northern Cape and the North West Province.
This settlement was originally established as the base for the officials working on the Vaalharts Irrigation Scheme in the 1930s. It was proclaimed a town and renamed to Jan Kempdorp in 1953.
A visit to the irrigation scheme is a must since it is one of the largest of its kind in the world and is an essential resource to several towns in the area.
The town is situated less than 100 kilometres north of Kimberley and is on the national road (N18), which links it to Vryburg and Mahikeng.
* Benfontein Nature Reserve
* Diamond Route
* Northern Cape Wine Estates
* Cenotaph
* Diggers' Memorial
* Dronfield Nature Reserve
