“Very comfortable stay with great staff.”
The receptionist was very friendly and welcoming, making us feel truly special! The hotel sits right across the road from the two best restaurants for dinner.
Dawn3 weeks ago
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★★★★·Greyton·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Powered by inverter and solar panels, the hotel ensures full service during load‑shedding, with patio and bathroom lighting and strong Wi‑Fi in each room. Guest rooms feature private verandas, en‑suite bathrooms, mini‑kitchens and complimentary Wi‑Fi; a pre‑packed continental breakfast is available. Amenities include an outdoor pool, manicured garden, extensive whiskey collection, coffee pod machine, and proximity to mountain‑biking trails, art galleries, restaurants, and Greyton Nature Reserve.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The receptionist was very friendly and welcoming, making us feel truly special! The hotel sits right across the road from the two best restaurants for dinner.
Dawn·3 weeks ago
The staff and owners treat you like family, super friendly and efficient, and the little bar feels cozy; the bedroom was lovely. Nothing to complain about.
Dillon·A month ago
The room is beautifully decorated, fully equipped, and the warm bed is comfortable; breakfast was fresh, warm, and delicious. Nothing to note.
Issie·A month ago
The surroundings are truly unique, with a vegetable garden and an artistic poolside that offers a breathtaking mountain view; breakfast was spectacular, everything freshly made—thanks to the chef and staff. It’s safe to walk there at night, and it’s a peaceful escape from the city. The only downside was that I wasn’t used to showering in a bath, but it wasn’t too bad after all; my husband would have liked a TV for the BOKKE game, but we managed with the three nearby restaurants that have TVs, and one restaurant directly opposite the hotel, so overall it worked.
Rene·A month ago
An awesome B&B with excellent staff and service, within walking distance to everything in town and all the room necessities. The only thing we didn’t like was the coffee at breakfast—yes, I’m a bit of a coffee snob!
Db·A month ago