Moolmanshof is a guest house built in 1798, is said to be the oldest house still standing in Swellendam. This Cape Dutch-style farmhouse and is situated on the last remaining hectare of the original farm.

Moolmanshof offers accommodation in 3 double rooms with en-suite bathrooms in the Manor House and self-catering accommodation is also offered in the restored old stables on the farm. The rooms and self-catering units are serviced daily.

Some of the guest rooms have balconies or patios with garden views. Each room is equipped with a heater, a fan, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and complimentary toiletries. The self-catering units come with well-equipped kitchenettes.

Guests can stroll around the park-like gardens, relax under the oak trees or cool off in the swimming pool. A scrumptious breakfast is available at an additional cost. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement.

Swellendam has many historic buildings that serve as a reminder of its exciting past. Nature lovers will enjoy the plentiful nature reserves around Swellendam, including Marloth Nature Reserve, Sambona Wildlife Reserve, Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve, and Bontebok National Park. Swellendam is notably the largest youngberry growing region in the world, including farms such as Wildebraam Liqueur Farm and The Berry Farm, where one can enjoy tastings, cellar tours, and berry picking.