Toverberg Guest Houses in Colesberg along the N1 are a selection of beautifully restored Karoo townhouses in the quiet and historic Bell Street. 15 and 15A Bell Street are two units, each with two en suite bedrooms and a private lounge with DSTV Hotel Bouquet, microwave oven, refrigerator and dinnerware. At 5 Bell Street there are two one bedroom apartments each with bathroom, private lounge and the one unit with fully equipped kitchen. All units have a lockup garage. Breakfast is provided on request. Pet friendly. At 26 Stockenstroom we offer comfortable budget accommodation for larger families and backpackers. There are two en suite family rooms/dormitories each sleeping 5, Koedoe and Impala. The single room Duiker - and two double rooms (one with double bed and single bed, the other with two single beds) Springbok and Rooibok - share a bathroom. Linen and towels are supplied and all rooms are equipped with fans and heaters. There is DSTV Hotel Bouquet in the communal lounge, an equipped kitchen, a barbeque area and secure parking. Restaurants, museum, shops and a supermarket are all within walking distance.

From its earliest days Colesberg has been a bustling resting and meeting place, a gateway to the north for explorers and hunters; later also for those seeking their fortune on the Diamond- and Goldfields. The town still is a traveller's oasis on the main routes to the interior and the coast. Here the N1 and the N9 meet and the town is the southern gateway to the Lake !Xariep Tourist Route (R58) which covers Gariepdam, Norvalspont, Venterstad, Oviston and Bethulie.  The Colesberg-Kemper Museum with its 19^th century toy collection, memorabilia, is also the permanent house to the UNISA Karoo Nomad Photographic Exhibition. Together with Anglo-Boer War sites and a fine selection of 19th century buildings Colesberg offers an exciting reflection on the past and present. Close by is a nine hole golf course with challenging Karoo fairways but well-maintained grass greens and aprons, and well-equipped club house facilities. Other facilities in town include tennis courts, cycling and walking routes, bird-watching and unique sunrises and sunsets.

From N1 North Turn-off from the N1 left into town, turn right at the T-junction, continue along the main street, Church Street up to large church building facing you, turn right in front of the church, first house on the left Reception - 4 Charl Cilliers Street. From N1 South: Turn-off from N1 right into town, continue until large church building on the left, continue straight past church and church hall up to first house on the left - Reception - 4 Charl Cilliers Street.