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iKhaya Lodge & Conference Centre

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The room  looks directly over a car park and has a pub and restaurant about 100m away.  It is incredibly noisy until at least 2am.  There is no privacy so one has to keep the curtains drawn all day and night. this makes the room dark.  The sun beats on the room all day, so the heat is unbearable. There is no air-conditioning so the fan blows hot air around. My bathroom smelt so terrible I could not use it.  The wi-fi didn't work properly, so I couldn't use my devices. There was no bar fridge and the kitchen closed at 6pm. I walked to buy some milk, but it was off by the next morning.  The breakfast was so below standard, I can't believe anyone raved about it. It was the worst experience ever.

The worst lodge/hotel II have ever stayed.  Don't go there.

Very clean, good a la carte breakfast with a delicious selection to choose from, great friendly staff. Only request is a mini-bar in the room, but overall incredible experience. We will definitely book there again. :-) 

Excellent Hotel

Provides a lodge feeling in town! I enjoyed the view (across the quiet parking lot) of the Table Mountain and Lion's Head each morning and could easily walk to the Jewish Museum, the Company Gardens, the National Gallery, the Kloof Street, and Downtown. Great location, very friendly staff, good beds, basic bathroom, fine breakfast.

Unique in the heart of Capetown

This has been the best hotel I have ever stayed at in my life. I was unfortunately mugged during my stay in Cape Town and the staff went out of their way to help in every way possible. Ruth, the manager, was so compassionate and supportive. She helped me in every possible way. I have never received customer service like this. Amazing staff, amazing manager, and amazing hotel!! They genuinely care about your experience and well being. 100% will be back again!!

Amazing staff who genuinely care about your stay, supportive and helpful beyond words!

Ruth and the team went out of their way to be accommodating and helpful and to make me feel at home. The location is amazing central to town with incredible mountain views.  The room was very clean and the bed very comfortable.

Great value and location

The Ikhaya Lodge was a lovely little place with a great location. Sadly, I overestimated my ability to handle the heat in Cape Town in February so had to check out before my stay was over and move to a hotel with AC. It's understandable that the hotel was unable to reimburse me for the remaining nights, as their website is clear that they don't have AC. I did my best with window open and the fan on, but my sleep was awful and I came away with a ton of bug bites. I would totally stay there again, but only in the winter. The staff were lovely people and very helpful. I would encourage the hotel to invest in AC moving forward as I hear these heat waves are not completely unusual. 

Underestimated February heat

Conveniently located for Company Gardens, National Gallery and Museum, CBD etc.  Very helpful staff, great breakfast served with a view of Table Mountain. Room was basic but comfortable. No aircon but did have a fan. As with anywhere downtown Cape Town, slightly sketchy area so take a taxi after dark. 

Ikhaya Lodge

The parking for this guest house caused us a great deal of anxiety as the car was left in the open in a public square. There was a security guard but we were still very worried as this current day South Africa unfortunately. The guest house could be improved in terms of decor. The rooms had a must smell because of the carpet. It was neat and clean but on the first day the bedding had a very strong cigarette odour. The shower is in a bath tub, which was a bit difficult for older persons like me. The rooms do not have a noise barrier and as we were right at the entrance to the stairs we were disturbed by late night guests. Breakfast had a very minimal choice and you did not serve yourself. The staff were very helpful even going to the extent to meet us at a local petrol station as we could not find the address easily. The guest house has a fantastic view of the mountain and major tourist attractions are very accessible. I was not happy that no staff were on duty at night and there was just a telephone number for emergencies. The room was very basic and after road trip through Namaqualand and all the other wonderful guest houses we stayed in , this was rather a let down. However, I do think with some attention to the matters raised above, this could be a very desirable establishment.

Cape Town meander

My 1o days stay at Ikhaya Lodge couldnt have been more pleasurable. The breakfast added nicely to the experience. Very welcoming and service minded staff. The location of the lodge is very central, still peaceful.

Excellent

Friendliness of the staff especially the manager Ruth and the receptionist the hospitality at it's best. we enjoyed our stay and would definite come back!  I mostly enjoyed the view outside the lodge from Thandi.

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