KwaDukuza Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in KwaDukuza, KwaZulu-Natal

""We're delighted to report that our third stay at Petit Provence was just as enchanting as the first two. The comfort of our bed was surpassed only by the warmth of the staff, who once again proved themselves to be attentive and accommodating. The hotel's location is ideal, with the beach is a short walk away and Thompson's and Willard's beaches a short drive.While the dog-friendly atmosphere was a major draw for us, it's the Petit Provence's understated elegance and tranquil ambiance that keeps us coming back. The beautifully appointed rooms, lovely pool, and subtle French charm all contribute to a truly relaxing experience. Merci for another wonderful stay – we'll be back!" 🌟"

"The room was clean and we got an upgrade and paid a lil fee which was all worth it . The staff is very friendly and welcoming , I give this place a 1000000/10"

"Very good location but it’s an older property, ceiling leak in the hallway outside our room for a couple days."

"The room cleanness "

"I have written a complaint to this property, asking to (1) be put in contact with its owners and (2) ask for a refund - as it is NOT in the state that is being promoted at all... with no luck of decent/acceptable feedback or engagement or response to my requests, basically NO engagement or cooperation at all. I had to leave this property within less than 2 hours of arriving, as I did not feel comfortable to stay there. Of course, this property also does not offer any stay with a refundable option, which is questionable and obvious that it is a questionable operation. This is extremely bad! I have also requested for this property to be removed from the Hotels.com platform, with no such luck or support and my previous reviews have been taken down... which leaves more questions than answers and very disappointing! We were also NOT provided with a King bedded room as was booked even, but a Queen bed - clearly visible in the picture provided, that was a fixable problem, but the rest was unforgivable."