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		<title>Botha House</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Botha House 95%Impression on arrival95%location85%Room90%Service95%Value85%Dining Arrival As we arrived at Botha House we were greeted by our friendly host, Tony, who ushered us into a parking right outside the green flourishing courtyard. A gravel pathway led us into the exquisite Botha House and on arrival we were greeted as though we were family. We were given a well informed tour of the house and its history. &#160; History Botha House was built for South African Prime Minister Botha in 1919 as a presidential holiday home for the Head of State. His wife Annie Botha in fact, loved the house so much she lived there for 17 years. The house has been visited by most South African Presidents since it was built and the design offers a glimpse back in time to the era in which it was built. Decor The house has beautiful wooden floors and old worldly furniture creating a very warm and homely feeling. The house contains some incredible artwork, in particular, a painting of Prime Minister Botha and his wife Annie. Beautiful antique furniture fills the house, a lot of which has been there as long as the house itself. A testament to the quality of the [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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