Lord Fraser ... the name itself evokes images of days gone by ... of aristocracy and good living ... of an atmosphere of old leather, fine cognac and times when life seemed easier and less complicated...

Previously, Lord Fraser Guest House was the summer residence of the well-known, blind Lord Ian Fraser of Lonsdale. He was the chairman of the board of the once powerful retail business, Frasers, in Lesotho.

In Keeping with the style of Lord Fraser we, the hosts and staff, are dedicated to making your stay a memorable and aristocratic experience. Upon arrival you are shown your beautiful suite where you will be able to relax from your journey, set aside the modern day stress and enjoy the luxury that is The Lord Fraser Guest House. You will enjoy drinks in the Stable and take a cool swim in the pool. That evening you will dine in style. Our cuisine is of the highest standard.

After dinner you may retire to the patio, there to enjoy a nightcap of cognac or liqueur. On waking up the next morning, feeling refreshed and invigorated, you can enjoy a hearty farm-style breakfast ready to resume your journey or enjoy the attractions in the area or neighboring Lesotho.

Conference facilities for 40 people available in a restful atmosphere.

Each double suite was carefully restored to its original style and tastefully decorated to create the authentic feeling. Nine suites are in the old Fraser House and the other in the old stable on the property. Lord Fraser Guest House is a full service Guest House and offers comfortable
and homely surroundings with spacious bedrooms (en-suite bathrooms), affordable rates and excellent service

Recreation facilities are numerous. For the more adventurous there is a hiking-trail, mountain-cycle route and a 4x4 route used by the Caledon 400 Rally annually. The latter has been recognized internationally. Anglers can enjoy excellent angling at two state-owned damn as well as at the farm dams. Tennis and bowls are also available.

Also available is the Lord Fraser Restaurant for breakfasts and buffet and A la Carte dinners as well as a Tea Garden and Bar.

Wepener is conveniently situated on the R26 about 64 kilometers north of Zastron and 100 kilometers south of Ladybrand. It is a convenient stop-over place for those traveling either to and from the Cape or Johannesburg, Natal and the Lowfeld.

Lots of tourist attractions are available within walking distance. Just a visit to the library or the municipal property is worth the while already. The beautiful town hall, the monument gate with prominent statue of Cmdt. Louw Wepener and a few other attractions will impress. The architectural NG Church that towers above the town is something spectacular. The long steel bridge over the Caledon river, which is on it's own a national treasure is also something to see. The flood marks and consequences of the disastrous flood in February 1988 is still clearly visible.

There are many Anglo-Boer War battle sites in the region. The invest of Jammerbergdrif, which could be seen as one of the largest, is clearly depicted on the walls of the library.

RATES
Inclusive of breakfast.

Valid 01 July 2008 - 30 November 2008

Budget Per Person Per Night Sharing: R230
Budget Per Person Per Night Single: R255

Standard Per Person Per Night Sharing: R340
Standard Per Person Per Night Single: R375

Luxury Per Person Per Night Sharing: R375
Luxury Per Person Per Night Single: R405

R150 per child or 3rd person sharing.