The bathroom door has no handle for opening from inside, and the curtain rail is too small and falls off; try to erode the rats for car safety. Otherwise, the place and reception are welcoming.
Rakabe3 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★·Cape Town·5.9
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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1 double bed
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Mabel Guesthouse in Cape Town offers private rooms with ensuite bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, refrigerators, electric kettles, kitchenware, and wardrobes. Free Wi‑Fi, on‑site parking, and toiletries enhance comfort. Located just 9 km from the airport, it sits near CTICC, Robben Island Ferry, V&A Waterfront, and Table Mountain, making it ideal for business and leisure travelers.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The bathroom door has no handle for opening from inside, and the curtain rail is too small and falls off; try to erode the rats for car safety. Otherwise, the place and reception are welcoming.
Rakabe·3 settimane fa
I wasn’t impressed at all; everything, even the photos, felt fabricated.
Sethabisile·3 settimane fa
Everything was perfect.
Keetse·Un mese fa
The location was convenient and the room was pleasant; my partner and I had a great time. The front‑desk lady was friendly throughout our stay at Mabel, but the shower lacked a mat, the wardrobe doors were loose, and the TV didn’t offer Netflix or YouTube.
Camilla·Un mese fa
The spot was in a good area, yet the place was shabby—paint peeled, the remote gate failed, and we waited nearly 10 minutes for someone to let us in only to find the beds shaped like boats, broken curtain rails hanging precariously, a toilet that was completely loose in one room, another toilet without a door, a kitchen and bedroom still in disarray upon arrival, a closet door closed with a hair tie, a strong odor, and an overall unsafe, unrelaxing vibe. The photos were a blatant attempt at catfishing. We stayed for about an hour searching for another place, felt uncomfortable and sad, and left immediately. Even the Wi‑Fi password was scribbled on a piece of exam paper. I was done the moment I stepped out of my car—what a disaster!
Eagon·2 mesi fa