Cape Town Hotel Guide - Durbanville Hills Winery hotels in Cape Town, South Africa.

"Absolutely amazing stay. Super helpful staff who went above and beyond."

"The room was large and nicely furnished. The provided washer and dryer were an excellent bonus. It was a bit of a drive into Capetown, but having a farm store on site, alpacas and donkeys right outside our cottage and being able to see table mountain from the property were nice touches. The atmosphere was quiet and safe and the staff were friendly."

"I enjoyed the location and staff were very friendly and welcoming "

"The property is in a great location, perfect for sunset. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable."

"Pretty much everything was great - the staff are excellent and very friendly, the room was spotless and its all very relaxing which is what we wanted"

"Property Manager was very Friendly place was clean and perfect. Just what we were looking for"

"Only stayed for one night, but had good experience"

"Nice location in front of the ocean"

"Good service,friendly staff, clean rooms "

"What will leave a lasting impression on me, is that I felt safe and comfortable like I was actually with family and good friends "

"Room clean and staff courteous"

"The staff were so friendly and helpful. I enjoyed my stay!"

"Nice guesthouse run by Dee and whilst basic, the price reflects that. Good breakfast and ideal location"

"Great view on canal walkway, enjoyed my stay. But i think they need to fix the ACs which is currently not available "

"Beautiful place to stay, staff and all facilities were great."

"Great personnel Unique location"

"Clean Room and lovely staff"

"Room clean and nicely staff."

"The property was comfortable enough with friendly staff. Parking offered with electric security gate. Only wish the staff would advise noisy patrons to be cognisant of others by not making noise in the early hours of the morning when some of us are still resting (I struggle to sleep as is). Nothing as annoying as people screaming or talking loud or children crying non-stop at 3am or 4am in the morning. It's unacceptable!"