The best AFFORDABLE Lodge near Kruger
worldexplorer about Sefapane Lodge & Safaris (Phalaborwa)
Spending a full week at Sefapane is truly like heaven! Within 5 minutes you are at the Phalaborwa gate of the Kruger National Park. The socalled Rondavels are a perfect accommodation and a great place to relax. Sefapane has friendly and helpfull staff and the setting is fantastic! Food and drinks [...]

great staff with no resources
guest about InterContinental Johannesburg Sandton Sun (Sandton)
Hotel has recently been refurbished and looks like the job was done on the cheap. The rooms, although spacious, are finished off badly. I snagged clothing twice on a rough jagged doorframe and the shower door allowed water to run all over the bathroom floor. Room Service was horribly slow due to a [...]

Truly tasty African cuisine
guest about The Africa Café (Cape Town)
The welcome is warm and genuine and the staff have an enormous passion for what they do. The interior is a treasure trove of seven themed dining rooms containing artworks, African murals and lights from recycled materials. The dinner is a ritual encompassing traditional hand-washing, a wide variety [...]

Noisy Noisy Noisy
click4chick about Park Inn Greenmarket Square (Cape Town)
Do not even think about staying on a Friday or Saturday. The constant, repetitive deep booming noise which vibrated throughout the building until 4.a.m. coupled with the uncontrolled screeching of the Purple Turtle nightclub's patrons made me ill. (It is in the same building block as the hotel.) [...]

Convenient and comfortable
LBirley about Paxton (Port Elizabeth)
We enjoyed our confortable overnight stay in this convenient location. [...]

Quaint and central accommodations
pierrejacques about Tudor (Cape Town)
The Tudor Hotel is conveniently located on Greenmarket Square, adjacent to the Park Inn, which happens to have an intimate and cosy bar. It is the oldest hotel in Cape Town and therefore has such oddities as a minute, cranky elevator and somewhat small rooms. The bathroom was small and somewhat [...]

Hop-on, Hop-off and don't forget the sunscreen!
pierrejacques about Citysightseeing Cape Town (Cape Town)
The sightseeing bus tour offers two itineraries viz. the so-called Red Route and the Blue Route. Discounted tickets for persons taking both tours are available and, being reasonably priced at approximately 18 Euro for both itineraries, I consider this the most hassle free method of gaining a brief [...]

A Stroll back in Time
suzie-k about Govan Mbeki Avenue (Port Elizabeth)
Govan Mbeki Avenue is the main street that runs through the City Centre of Port Elizabeth. It begins at Market Square, next to the Town Hall, and runs parallel to the coast to the North. The first section, up to Donkin Street, has recently been refurbished in an extensive Urban Renewal project. [...]

Don't miss this one!
suzie-k about Cape Point (Table Mountain National Park)
This one is not to be missed! Cape Point Nature Reserve is a spectacular place. When you follow the path down to the point, and stand looking South, you become aware that you are in a special place. A place where two oceans meet, where legends have grown, a place that sailors fear , the Cape of [...]

Protea Hotel the Ranch
steann about Protea The Ranch (Polokwane)
The staff are very friendly and helpfull. This is a very clean upmarket hotel [...]

Great accommodation, beautiful views
guest about Shenindor B&B (Durban)
Great accommodation on 4 acres in beautiful Alverstone, overlooking the Assagay valley. The location is superb...outstanding views and very peaceful. The garden is indigenous and consequently the birdlife is amazing. There are resident horses, dogs and cats...all very friendly. Lovely breakfast [...]

An Experience I'll Never Forget
neil4sa about Cape Argus Pick 'n Pay Cycle Tour (Cape Town)
The Argus is the largest public cycle ride in the world. 40,000 riders turn out from around the globe to ride the difficult 109km race. It's a stunning ride around the table mountain range. I participated in April of 2006 and learned a few very valuable lessons: 1) Wear sunblock 2) Make [...]

Stay at Victoria Mews
darryl about Victoria Mews (Grahamstown)
I would just like to let you know the photos you have of the rooms are not right and it is not a 2 star hotel but a three star, I think you have out dated info [...]

My stay at Sips
guest about Sips (Lusikisiki)
I enjoyed my stay and the friendly staff made it so much better! [...]

Highly Recommended
guest about Hlangana Lodge (Oudtshoorn)
Really highly recommended ! [...]

Excellent
guest about Avalon Springs (Montagu)
It's an excellent place to go an wind down - get away from it all. The baths are well maintained and the general area around the complex is excellent. Lovely walks and other entertainment - the tractor rides, the town of Montagu with friendly people. We have referred many of our friends and family [...]

Pure bliss in Port St Johns
pierrejacques about Umzimvubu Retreat Guest House (Port St Johns)
Surrounded by virgin forests and an unadulterated African landscape of mountains, river and ocean views, this well-maintained property consists of three adjoining houses and functions both as a guest house and self-catering establishment. Set in immense, natural gardens with awe inspiring views of [...]

Excellent accommodation, wonderful facilities
guest about Avalon Springs (Montagu)
Always a pleasure to stay at Avalon Springs [...]

Superb seaviews at South Beach Garden Court
pierrejacques about Southern Sun Garden Court South Beach (Durban)
A thoroughly enjoyable hotel with the added bonus that the prices are reasonable, the service is good and the view is to die for. During my stay there were noisy renovations outside, but that is a factor which I'm sure was of a temporary nature. Situated on South Beach, there is literally just [...]

An African Experience in the Valley
pierrejacques about Valley of a 1000 Hills (Pinetown)
The Valley of a 1000 Hills is a very long drive which offers spectacular views of the Zululand landscape. The route is dotted with "Kraals" (Zulu cultural villages) and market stalls which sell overpriced curios, African quilts, beadwork and trinkets. There is also a beautiful restaurant to stop [...]