Dakalo Bed & Breakfast boasts a beautifully manicured front garden. All rooms are individually decorated. The sunny yellow kitchen leads onto a boma in the back garden, where a fire can be lit and guests can sit around chatting and relaxing. Guests are offered a choice of continental or township breakfasts. Dolly is a knowledgeable and friendly hostess.

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Unit 1:
1 x Bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Other Facilities: Bar fridge, Microwave, Coffee making Facilities, Pine table with two pine chairs, TV, Dresser, Separate entrance, Breakfast delivered to unit.

Unit 2:
2 x Bedrooms sharing separate bathroom Other Facilities: Kitchen, Fan, TV, Separate entrance Self-catering unit

Unit 3:
1 x Bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
Other Facilities: Bar fridge, Microwave, Fan, Pine table and chairs, Dresser, TV, separate entrance

Dibelzo is situated in the South of Johannesburg in a suburb called Mondeor. Dibelzo is close to Southgate and the Glen shopping malls, Gold Reef City Casino, Soweto and other places of interest in and around Johannesburg. There is a large willow tree in the centre of a well manicured garden where guests can make use of the table and benches to sit and enjoy the tranquility and wonderful birdlife. Each unit has its own entrance giving guests total privacy.

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+27 (0) 84 527 6905

Located in the area of Pimville, Dithakong is a modern, friendly Bed & Breakfast. There is a wonderful reading corner with a comfortable couch for guests to curl up with a good book. The open plan reception areas allow interaction between guests and the owner Maria Lenny.

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Situated in Orlando West, Ekhaya is within walking distance from the famous Vilakazi Street where Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela’s houses are located and the Hector Peterson memorial. All rooms are individually decorated with unique African bedside lamps.

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Flossie’s is situated in Pimville which is down the road from the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital and within easy reach of all the major sightseeing attractions of Soweto. There are unique African murals painted on the lounge/ dining room walls. Flossie is giving back to her community by hiring local youth to assist with the cleaning of the guesthouse as well as assist her with the catering side of her business. Transportation on request and at additional cost.

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As one of a few black owned Backpackers and located in a township, Lebo’s Soweto Backpackers offers guests a true Soweto experience by offering a variety of choices when touring Soweto’s major attractions – cycling, walking or conventional tour bus. Experience drum circle, gospel church, soccer challenges with the locals, engage in voluntary community projects or join the festivities of Soweto’s night life.

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+27 (0) 11 985 9183

Lolo’s Guesthouse is located in Diepkloof Extension, a short distance from the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital and with access to all the Soweto attractions. ‘Mama Lolo’ is a retired teacher that is happy to share her wealth of knowledge of the history of Soweto with her guests and will make them feel very at home. An article on Lolo’s Guesthouse has appeared in the New York Times.

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Situated in Orland East, Magora Ase Africa is centrally located to all tourist attractions in Soweto. This wonderful Bed & Breakfast has a large well manicured garden where guests can sit, relax and enjoy the peaceful southern sun. A full English or traditional breakfast is served.

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Situated in Pimville, close to all the tourist attractions in Soweto, Mookho’s will welcome you to a beautiful front garden with a water feature. The house boasts an array of colourful African art. The lounge is large and comfortable with a fireplace to keep guests warm during the cold winter.

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Located in Orlando East on the corner of Vilakazi Street, Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s and Nelson Mandela’s houses are within walking distance and centrally located to all the other main attractions that make Soweto famous. Neo’s has a beautiful back garden with a thatch roof lapa where guests can relax and enjoy South Africa’s wonderful weather.

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Situated in Orlando West, Nthateng’s is situated around the corner from Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s houses, and close to the Hector Pieterson memorial and other tourist attractions. There is a large kitchen where guests are welcome to sit and enjoy their meals and chat. Nthateng can arrange a local guitarist as entertainment on request.

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Situated close to Nasrec exhibition centre and within close proximity to all Soweto’s tourist attractions, Ribsi’s will welcome guests as part of their family. Mrs Ribsi is well known in the Noordgesig area for all her voluntary social work in the community.

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Find Sis May in Orlando East, Soweto, close to all the main attractions in Soweto. The front garden has beautifully scented and coloured roses. Elegantly decorated, guests can enjoy the home away from home feeling.

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Situated in Diepkloof Extention in Soweto, within close proximity to all the tourist attractions in Soweto. Guests can relax in the tranquil, spacious, airy sunroom, the open plan lounge/dining room, the downstairs TV room or be entertained on the patio outside where a braai/barbeque can be arranged.

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Situated in Orlando East, TDJ’s is a comfortable home close to all Soweto’s tourist attractions. DJ’s pub and restaurant is down the road where guests will be able to relax with a large bar area, pool tables, TV and a restaurant that seats up to 40 people. The restaurant can be used for private functions. Traditional meals are available.

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The Lady Guesthouse is situated in Pimville, one of the first areas of Soweto and close to all tourist attractions in Soweto. The Lady is elegantly decorated and guests are welcomed as part of the family when staying here.

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Situated in Orlando East, down the road from the famous Vilakazi Street where Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela’s houses are located. This original 1945 Soweto home boasts a dining room wall painted by an American visitor that looks like pine panels. The duvet covers are embroidered with individually designed African Art. This wonderfully transformed home welcomes you.

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Thuto’s is situated a mere 30 metres from Nelson Mandela’s childhood home, in the same street. This spacious home welcomes guests with open arms. There is a coffee/tea station for guests to use throughout their stay. Anastacia will share experiences and knowledge with guests on Soweto. There is a beautiful green lawn in front of this facebrick house.

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Vhavenda Hills is situated in Orlando West and is within walking distance to Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela’s homes and the Hector Pieterson memorial. Catherine’s husband owns a tour operator company and guests can go on a variety of tours with David. Continental or African style breakfasts are served.

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Wandie’s Bed & Breakfast is located in Dube behind the successful and famous Wandie’s restaurant. Guests will experience the same great service and can walk to the restaurant. This face brick double story house has individually decorated rooms and a comfortable lounge with a view of Dube from the balcony.

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Zizwe (The Nation) guesthouse is an original Soweto style house in Orlando West and is eight houses away from Nelson Mandela’s childhood home. There is an African mural on the perimeter wall. There is a wonderful garden for guests to enjoy. The kitchen has an original coal stove together with other modern amenities. Enjoy a true Sowetan experience.

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