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Lily Rose offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation for business or leisure travelers in a quiet and secure suburb of Moreleta Park in Pretoria. Moreleta Park is conveniently located for quick access to Centurion or Johannesburg, as well as several major highways. Menlyn and Woodlands shopping centers are close by and there also three golf courses nearby, namely Woodhill Golf Estate, Wingate Park and Silver Lakes.
Guests can enjoy visits to the Rietvlei Nature Reserve, which is within the city limits and is one of the world’s largest urban nature reserves. The reserve has been re-stocked with game and is home to herds of wildebeest, blesbok, eland, springbuck, waterbuck, ostrich, White rhino, jackal, and porcupine.
Lily Rose overlooks Moreleta Kloof Nature Reserve, and accommodation is offered in a comfortable guest suite that accommodates two guests. The suite contains a double bed and a private bathroom as well as a sitting room area with a dining area with a wooden dining table and chairs. There is also a private patio where you can soak up the sun and on-site parking is available for guests’ use.
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The place is very secure, it has a private entrance and as a guest you have peace of mind. You are free to come and go as you wish and breakfast is served in your cottage at your preferred time. Natasha (receptionist/owner) is very friendly and has the guest's best interest at heart. I would definitely recommend LilyRose to friends, colleagues and relatives.
- Johannes Bopape24 Feb 2015
I loved the place....it was everything I expected and more. The people were very friendly and I am definitely going back :) I really enjoyed my stay.
- Puleng Khaile17 Feb 2015
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- Johannes Bopape