This is a 2 bedroomed house detached from the main house with its own kitchen, bathroom and sitting and dinning areas. Although it is only two bedrooms the second room is big and can take two double beds making it ideal for a family room. Also, one of the sofas in the living room is a sleeper couch thàs can double as a bed. The house is therefore ideal for a family or people travelling together. Although the rates are quoted per room, special rates can be negotiated for a group of more than four people

The place is hosted by Parma, a retired Accountant. My last job before retirement was as Finance consultant for Ta Shebube, a company with two tourism lodges in the Kgalagadi Transfronteir Park, one in Rooiputs and the other in Polentswa. I was Finance Consultant for Ta Shebube for a total of 8 years during which time I visited the lodges and sometimes worked as lodge manager/Ceo resulting in my love for tourism and the hotel industry

The property is in Otse, a medium sized scenic village surrounded by hills, about 60km from Gaborone, the capital of Botswana. Otse is known for its legendary Lentswe la Baratani which means Lovers Hill in English. Legend has it two lovers, forbidden to marry, went up the hill and were never seen again. The hill is a short distance, +-4km from the cottage with easy access. Other areas of interest in the village include: Manyelanong Game Reserve: A crucial breeding site for the endangered Cape Griffon vulture, offering excellent birdwatching. Otse Hill: Recognized as one of the highest points in Botswana, offering challenging hikes and panoramic views. Segorong Gorge: Located near the hills, this area features a waterfall during the rainy season. Camphill Community (Motse wa Badiri): An organization that trains and supports people with disabilities, featuring locally made handicrafts. The Orchard Restaurant at Camphill Community Trust in Otse, Botswana, offers a menu focused on fresh, locally sourced and organic ingredients. Historical Sites: The village contains old police posts and remnants of early settlements. Scenic Views: The area is surrounded by beautiful hills and valleys, offering a quiet, rural atmosphere. Travel Tips for Otse: Best Time to Visit: The dry season (May to October) is ideal, as the weather is mild and roads are accessible. Accessibility: Located about 60 km south of Gaborone; taxis or private cars are the best ways to get around. Culture: Visitors should respect local customs, such as dressing modestly and greeting elders.