“GREAT STAY.”
The location was amazing, the staff were very friendly and quick to respond, and the view was amazing too. The water was extremely dirty, the beds weren’t really comfortable but we managed.
EyethuHace un mes
★★★·Mquanduli·6.1
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Located in Coffee Bay, Eastern Cape, the First Group Hole in the Wall resort overlooks the iconic Hole in the Wall landmark. Self-catering apartments feature thatched roofs, open-plan kitchens, and lounge areas with double sofa sleepers. Amenities include fan, towels, bed linen, and free toiletries. On-site facilities include a restaurant, bar, outdoor pool, children's playground, and BBQ area, catering to humans and dogs alike.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The location was amazing, the staff were very friendly and quick to respond, and the view was amazing too. The water was extremely dirty, the beds weren’t really comfortable but we managed.
Eyethu·Hace un mes
The quietness, cleanliness, and peace were great, and the view was nice. The place needs major renovation because the room was leaking. The furniture was old, and additional blankets were needed in case the weather changed.
Ntombekaya·Hace un mes
The ocean view was nice and the helpful stuff was appreciated. The windows were dirty, especially in the bedroom where mold was present, and the room smelled mouldy.
Sesethu·Hace un mes
The beach was great. The 7‑sleeper house was run down but passable. The water was dirty, and the road to get there was bad.
Govender·Hace un mes
The beach was lovely and close by. The restaurant was a nice little spot to sit and have a light snack with family. The shop was a lifesaver for whatever we ran short of. The beds weren’t that comfortable. The bedding wasn’t that clean and a bit worn out. There were no mats by the shower or towels. It was clear the blankets had been used by previous guests. The rooms were very mouldy and damp, so I wouldn’t recommend it for families with small children.
Kim·Hace un mes