Meyers Guesthouse is at Phofu in Jwaneng. It carries a fuller facility list than most guesthouses on this route, with a restaurant, a bar and room service, and it also appears on the national tourism register.
Quick facts
- Area
- Gaborone and the South-East
- Property type
- Guesthouse
- Setting
- Phofu, Jwaneng
Rooms
Non-smoking and family rooms with room service. We do not publish room counts or rates.
Facilities at Meyers Guesthouse Jwaneng
A restaurant, a bar, breakfast, room service, facilities for guests with disabilities, free Wi-Fi and free parking. There is no pool.
Location and access
At Phofu in Jwaneng, off the Trans-Kalahari Highway between Gaborone and Kang.
Jwaneng, and why it is on this site
Jwaneng exists because of the diamond mine, and it sits on the Trans-Kalahari Highway between Gaborone and Kang. It is a company town with good roads, a hospital and more accommodation than a place its size would otherwise have.
For travellers it is the first or last comfortable stop on the southern Trans-Kalahari run, and its guesthouses are priced for contractors rather than tourists. That is a good thing if you are driving to Namibia and want a bed before the long empty stretch.
Who it suits
- Travellers who want dinner on site at guesthouse prices.
- Families needing a family room on the Trans-Kalahari.
- Anyone needing step-free access on the southern route.
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