Updated and concluded as a Three (3) star accommodation by TGCSA. Set in a beautiful Location with the view of a spectacular garden landscaping towards the famous Cape Wine Lands. 1O km to Cape Town International Airport.
Sun Bell Lodge has long been home to corporate visitors as we offer the ideal accommodation options with en-suite rooms equipped with desk areas and WiFi for the busy executive. Great quality and value for money.
We offer en suite rooms equipped with alarm clock radio, tea/coffee facilities, hairdryers, satellite television, mini bar stocked to your needs and you will be pampered with guest amentities.
The Boston Guest House is a historical, guest house with a warm and inviting residential ambiance. Situated in Boston, one of the most delightful and historic neighborhoods in Cape Town's Northern Suburbs.
Excellent Guest House offers luxury, comfort, style and warmth at affordable prices, situated in the Bellville area offering 36 tastefully furnished double rooms with showers en-suite.
The Guesthouse and its 10 rooms are tastefully modern decorated with a blend of modern furniture. All rooms are en-suite. The en-suite bathrooms are modern, fresh and light. The guest house is complemented with a huge swimming pool.
SA Places stay Guests are welcomed with a smile at this beautiful French Baroque styled Guesthouse in the lovely suburb of Boston, Bellville.
35 on Washington would be delighted to welcome you to the Guest House set in a beautiful garden conveniently and centrally situated in the quiet, leafy and safe suburb of Boston, Bellville, in Cape Town's northern suburbs.
A variety of units to choose from, to suit all needs. From a large 2 bedroom duplex flat, to a bed and breakfast room/en-suite, all with separate entrances and secure off street parking.
De Keurboom offers spacious comfortable self-catering cottages on the Wine Route in a safe, private country-style environment within easy reach of Cape Town's major tourist attractions where a short stay will fondly be remembered for a lifetime.
