A great place to stop en route. Dave is a great host and the huge pizzas were delicious. The room was comfortable for four people and the shower worked well.

At first glance we weren't sure about the area, but we felt relaxed and peaceful when we got there and met the owners. We took a nice walk around the small town. It was nice to be able to walk across to the restaurant and order something after a long day of driving.

The pizza wasn't as great as we were hoping and it took quite a long time to make it. But it wasn't terrible, and we still ate a lot of it.

It was all good, very lovely place to stop over when traveling from Jozi to Cape Town

Load shedding, but that is a problem all over South Africa :)

A comfortable, friendly guesthouse to stay at. Pizzas are amazing. Easy to find. Hosts are amazing and helpful. Near to a lovely church, which you can walk to if you arrive before sunset. Would recommend for a place to stay on your way to or from Cape Town as it is exactly halfway to Johannesburg.

Located conveniently along the route between KZN or Johannesburg and Cape Town, 3 Darling St Hanover proves to be an invaluable rest stop amidst the lengthy journey, with just around 700 kilometers left to traverse. Whether embarking on the road trip towards Cape Town or returning from it, this oasis offers a welcome respite. Hospitality at 3 Darling St Hanover is truly exceptional. Dave, the proprietor, epitomizes the perfect host: readily available, affable, and yet discreet, ensuring guests feel attended to without intrusion. The culinary offerings further elevate the experience, with standout pizzas that tantalize the taste buds, complemented by an enticing alternative menu catering to various preferences. Having explored other accommodations in Hanover, I can confidently assert that 3 Darling St surpasses them all, setting a new standard of excellence in hospitality and comfort.

While the stay at 3 Darling St was brief, it proved to be ideal for an overnight stop. I understand the significance of food and beverage sales for the establishment's revenue, yet I couldn't help but notice that the prices of the menu items could be slightly adjusted. Particularly, the cost of the lamb chops struck me as high, considering the locality's reputation as a hub of sheep farming.

Location - perfect halfway between Cape Town and Johannesburg Old world hospitality Old/rustic decorations Safety Availability of pub&grill

No WiFi available No power backup

When we arrived, the host greeted us by name and was very friendly and welcoming. The place was clean and comfortable and the perfect halfway spot on the way to Cape Town. They have the biggest pizza's that are perfect for hungry travellers. We will definitely book there again on our next trip :)

It was a convenient stop on the way back to Johannesburg

It is in a poor rural town South Africa so it was wasn't a Ritz but it was comfortable enough for the layover