House of Pinardt — Hotel in Langeberg Local Municipality

I work as make-up artist for weddings. When I go to Roberston very often, this is the place we have been staying at regularly. Our go to. Love the decor! -The towels need updating - super hard, old and not soft. I was even thinking that last year. They have a rack-life of no more than 4 - 6 months in a working guest house. An aircon is in dire need in all rooms - so much so, that we will not be coming to this place, if there is no aircon - and we love this place. Lighting - the bathroom is so dark! Extra lighting is a must and an extractor fan - steem goes to the room and makes it hotter. Bathroom products: please supply with a bodywash and shampoo in individual containers. Our body wash in the container was almost empty. Please place rusks in the room again? Always such a treat with coffee. Many thanks and hope these are tips to make the guesthouse...

We stayed in the self catering unit that has 2 bedrooms of the same size with queen beds. There were 4 of us - 2 couples.

Aesthetically pleasing accomodation that is exactly big enough for 4 people. Would highly recommend having activities planned that will take up most of your day as the inside of the unit is too small to really sit around.

There is a TV with Netflix but the couch seats 2 people. The kitchen has a small 2 plate stove, there is a microwave and barfridge as well. The unit comes with coffee and sachets of milk as well as salt/pepper and oil for cooking.

Would recommend the entire House of Pinaardt to a large group (book out all rooms/units) as the courtyard has a very big fireplace with lots of seating and a splash...

We loved our stay.! If the winter weather wasn't so full on that weekend we would have made use of the lovely outdoor area.too, but. the indoor fireplace was bliss and we loved using the communal area.!||||Only downside.. lots of traffic racing up and down PK St at night. Also the one bed was really noisy so my friends noticed that if one of them turne!d||||Thank you Egbert! And thanks for the coffees and rusks!...