Otters Bend Lodge, Franschhoek, South Africa
Budget Accommodation Africa South Africa Franschhoek Hostels Otters Bend Lodge
We had a lovely stay at Otters Bend Lodge.
Very peaceful enjoyed the sound of the water and the birds in the morning.
Found the bathroom very small as the door opened into it.
The kitchen area was lovely supprised to even fine coffe, tea and sugar provided.
A really lovely little place.
Private Rooms From US$63 Photos Description Map Guest Reviews
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Facilities
- BBQ Area
- Bicycle Hire
- Bike Parking
- Common Room
- Free Carpark
- Linen Included
- Luggage Storage
- Swimming Pool
- Towels
Food & Drink
- Guest Kitchen
About Otters Bend Lodge
Log cabin style rooms situated on the banks of a river. Rooms are all en suite and lead onto a deck overlooking the river. The communal lounge dining area has a large open fire, wood burning oven and fully equipped kitchen.
Situated amongst the wine farms, within easy walking distance of world famous restaurants, museums and galleries. Surrounded by mountains for hiking, mountain biking, trout fishing, abseiling or just chill and sip wine by the pool. Close drive to shark diving, surfing, whale watching, and Cape Town make it an ideal base to see the Winelands.
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Location
Dassenberg Rd P.O. Box 273
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Guest Reviews
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We had a lovely stay at Otters Bend Lodge.
Very peaceful enjoyed the sound of the water and the birds in the morning.
Found the bathroom very small as the door opened into it.
The kitchen area was lovely supprised to even fine coffe, tea and sugar provided.
A really lovely little place.
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* The Customer Satisfaction score is based on a combination of ratings from Travellerspoint and external websites. The score of 87% for this property is based on ratings provided by 12 guests.
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