Barberton Manor Guest House, built in 1927 after a Sir Herbert Baker design, is a National Heritage and still in its original state, but offers modern day comfort. This spacious bed and breakfast located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, is situated close to Swaziland (40km), 60km from Kruger National Park and 45km from Nelspruit (Kruger Mpumalanga Int. Airport).

Barberton, a small town nestled in the Makwonja Mountains has a rich history: in the 1880's gold was found at Eureka City which turned this small settlement into a booming town. It also is a place of geological interest: 3.5 billion years ago the earliest lifeforms on earth lived in this area. Their fossils can be found in the rocks around Barberton and attract many scientists every year.

Our town, being the undiscovered gem of the Lowveld - offers many attractions: hiking trails, scenic drives, visiting a gold mine, the Heritage Walk (starting at the museum) to name a few. If you are into birding, our town boasts more than 250 species and has an active birding club - the Barberton Bird Club.