"Maryna and Mike are great hosts. Room and facilities we clean and tidy. Good location easy walk across the street to beach. 10 minute walk to most restaurants in Muizenberg. Fun atmosphere. Will be back again. "
"Maryna and Mike are great hosts. Room and facilities we clean and tidy. Good location easy walk across the street to beach. 10 minute walk to most restaurants in Muizenberg. Fun atmosphere. Will be back again. "
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great hotel in beautiful area on the beach. The hotel exudes character and old world charm. The service everywhere is tops. Food in the restaurants is wonderful and always served with a smile. We will be back, hopefully soon!
Great hotel in beautiful area on the beach. The hotel exudes character and old world charm. The service everywhere is tops. Food in the restaurants is wonderful and always served with a smile. We will be back, hopefully soon!
Henry
Reviewed October 21, 2015Reviewed October 21, 2015
My husband and I stayed for three nights and had such a fantastic time! The lodge was beautiful, our room spacious, staff helpful, and the food was really good ! Our ranger Zaan and tracker Philip were great and we saw the Big 5 within 2 drives.
A two to three night stay would be more than enough time if safari is your only goal. Otherwise the pool is nice to hang out by.
We went to the spa one morning after our morning drive & breakfast. We booked the “detox and destress moor...
My husband and I stayed for three nights and had such a fantastic time! The lodge was beautiful, our room spacious, staff helpful, and the food was really good ! Our ranger Zaan and tracker Philip were great and we saw the Big 5 within 2 drives.
A two to three night stay would be more than enough time if safari is your only goal. Otherwise the pool is nice to hang out by.
We went to the spa one morning after our morning drive & breakfast. We booked the “detox and destress moor...
Jacquelyn
Reviewed November 30, 2017Reviewed November 30, 2017
We had a great time at Rhulani, with the most unique feature we enjoyed being the Tsembo Hide. The Luxury Private Chalet was a good size for my husband and I and our our two children. The heated plunge pool was an hit with our kids. Our chalet did run out of hot water quite quickly, so keep this in mind if you’re hoping for a long outdoor shower! Our guide Alisdair was great and our game drives were exceptional.
I appreciated that Rhulani accommodated me as a vegetarian and the food was...
We had a great time at Rhulani, with the most unique feature we enjoyed being the Tsembo Hide. The Luxury Private Chalet was a good size for my husband and I and our our two children. The heated plunge pool was an hit with our kids. Our chalet did run out of hot water quite quickly, so keep this in mind if you’re hoping for a long outdoor shower! Our guide Alisdair was great and our game drives were exceptional.
I appreciated that Rhulani accommodated me as a vegetarian and the food was...
katrina
Reviewed January 29, 2026Reviewed January 29, 2026
The stress of travelling just melts away the minute you step on to the grounds of this magnificent country house. Welcoming staff, complimentary refreshments, speedy settling in and you feel wonderful after just a few minutes here. The morning breakfast in the light and airy conservatory was first rate. The rooms were extremely well kept and no detail was too small. From the heated bathroom floor to the chocolates left wishing you a good night. The staff and their beaming smiles made this one of...
The stress of travelling just melts away the minute you step on to the grounds of this magnificent country house. Welcoming staff, complimentary refreshments, speedy settling in and you feel wonderful after just a few minutes here. The morning breakfast in the light and airy conservatory was first rate. The rooms were extremely well kept and no detail was too small. From the heated bathroom floor to the chocolates left wishing you a good night. The staff and their beaming smiles made this one of...
Staff was super friendly and food was good, it was simple and well executed.
We thought the whole setup was perfect for.a.safari, it's clean and comfortable but not luxurious and it's what you want when you are in the middle of.the bushes. The room was clean and you can drink the water they give you. 0 mosquitoes at this time of the year.
Our guide Andris was fantastic, very knowledgeable and always in a great mood. We were able to see the big 5 although it seemed hard to see lions we got to...
Staff was super friendly and food was good, it was simple and well executed.
We thought the whole setup was perfect for.a.safari, it's clean and comfortable but not luxurious and it's what you want when you are in the middle of.the bushes. The room was clean and you can drink the water they give you. 0 mosquitoes at this time of the year.
Our guide Andris was fantastic, very knowledgeable and always in a great mood. We were able to see the big 5 although it seemed hard to see lions we got to...
Martin
Reviewed September 1, 2017Reviewed September 1, 2017
What a beautiful hotel! The staff were very nice and even brought me a platter of sweets when I arrived to celebrate my birthday. The breakfast buffet was also amazing. I would stay here again for sure!
What a beautiful hotel! The staff were very nice and even brought me a platter of sweets when I arrived to celebrate my birthday. The breakfast buffet was also amazing. I would stay here again for sure!
Very nice hotel and room, comfortable beds. Superb view on the mountains. Very quiet. Superb breakfast. Very helpful staff, knowledgable of the region and helpful with suggestions. Nice trails in the vicinity of the hotel. We whiched we could have stayed longer.
Very nice hotel and room, comfortable beds. Superb view on the mountains. Very quiet. Superb breakfast. Very helpful staff, knowledgable of the region and helpful with suggestions. Nice trails in the vicinity of the hotel. We whiched we could have stayed longer.
Nicole
Reviewed December 2, 2015Reviewed December 2, 2015
Highly recommend this hotel! It is a beautiful gem in Cape Town that can’t be missed! From the views from our room, the garden walks, the staff, everything has been magical! The staff go above and beyond and they are always very helpful! Thank you everyone at the vineyard to make our stay so special!
Highly recommend this hotel! It is a beautiful gem in Cape Town that can’t be missed! From the views from our room, the garden walks, the staff, everything has been magical! The staff go above and beyond and they are always very helpful! Thank you everyone at the vineyard to make our stay so special!
Sahar
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
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