A beautiful thatched roof cottage on the outskirts of the town. The town centre is walkable and felt very safe. The hotel has a lovely swimming pool and the bedrooms were large with doors leading onto the pool area. Breakfast was very nice with daily specials served alongside a buffet breakfast. The staff were lovely and helpful. An honesty bar operated at night time from the lounge/kitchen communal area. The hotel arranged transport from the airport and the driver was very friendly and knowledgeable. We had a wonderful stay here.

We only spent one night at The Beautiful South, but wished we could have spent more. The house was lovely, breakfast delicious, and the owners and staff very friendly. You can walk downtown, but we drove.

This was a beautiful thatched house on the outskirts of Stellenbosch about 20 minutes walk from the center of town. The walk is through leafy avenues and perfectly safe both day and night.

The house has a lovely pool and patio area for relaxation and breakfast can be taken inside or outside weather dependant. The breakfast was lovely and very filling.

There is also internet acess in the lounge area which has a TV, not that we watched it. Like most of the B&B's there is an honesty bar which comes in very useful for those cold beers or glases of wine.

Peter and Katrina are lovely friendly hosts and have a wide knowledge of the area to help you with your stay.

Our room was up in the thatched lofts and the room was a good size overlooking the pool. One slight problem was that for this room although it had a private bathroom it was acrss the landing, not a major problem but a bit inconvenient for late night toilet visits.

Beads was a nice resturant in town and the best vineyards we visited was Tokara (free), Simonsig and Delheim the latter had a lovely Pinotage Rose.

Overall very good value for money and a perfect base for the winelands exploration.

Very clean and tidy B&B with a pleasant host. It is in a good area and we were able to walk in to Stellenbosch (although not if you have your heels on). At breakfast you could have as much as you wanted of fruit ,cerals ,lovely breads, toast and cakes and there was also optional pancakes and bacon. We were only there for one night and did not get chance to try out the pool, as it was also too chilly, but it did look very welcoming. We would also recommend Tokara for lunch or dinner which is on a vineyard in the hills and has spectacular views and excellent food (not cheap but worth it). we also went on the cellar and tasting tour at Berkelders which was great value for money.