Hoteles con bar en Provincia Oriental del Cabo

“Es un hotel bonito aunque viejo y necesita poca reforma. Esta cerca de la playa pero en el mar no se puede bañar así que da lo mismo. En general hotel bien pero no me ha gustado mucho Puerto Elizabeth. No es una cuidad bonita.Muy poca gente va andando y se ven muchos vendigos por la calle. ”

“Einfach Genial.”

“Beautiful bedrooms, friendly and helpful staff, fantastic hot and cold buffet for breakfast, great chef in the Highlander Pub too, and conveniently located. I enjoyed waking to the Bygones Bookstore and Handmade Coffee (Ciabatta loaves were delicious). Also walke down to Kelly's Beach and then along the beach to Guido's Restaurant. Rosehill Mall is also a short drive away. We went in winter and the days were around 20 degrees. The hotel is in a lovely setting, close to the golf club, which...

“Excelente ubicación, personal muy amable”

“Precioso lugar, combinando las arquitecturas tipicas de sudafrica. Cenamos en el restaurante del hotel, comida rica y precio aceptable. Recomendable!”

“There is a new trend in hotel design worldwide which this hotel follows and it needs to stop. Not having proper walls and doors in bathrooms within the room. There is no privacy since the walls are now made of cristal so all the bedroom is illuminated by the bathroom, and the doors don't shot so noise and smell flow into the bedroom effortlessly. There is no way of going into the bathroom and not waking up other people in the room. It's a nightmare when traveling with friends and work...

“Es una verdadera pena que un hotel lindo está acompañado de una mala atencion. Desde el front desk hasta en el restaurante. ”

“Needs major improvement... extremely cold rooms without heat and building needs also to be upscaled urgently. But the major issue was at dinner when a lady (probably the owner) approached us explaining that because there was not going to be electricity the next day I had to prepay all expenses + any future expenses, which I gladly did... but there was no electricity shortage the next day, even when I asked an employee they didn’t know what was so talking about. It seems to me and please correct...