Located in the heart of Observatory in Cape Town, a lively student area, Green Elephant Backpackers offers budget accommodation. It features an outdoor pool and barbecue facilities.
Patricia
Chile
We didnt stay in the main building and we didnt hang out around, so dunno the vibe. The flat we stayed in, was very confortable, nice bed and hot shower, good wifi. Very nice neighbourhood.
Set in Cape Town, 3.7 km from Robben Island Ferry, The Lenox offers accommodation with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Tsungai Maphonga
South Africa
All good, especially the bathroom and toilet side. Awesome there are many more than guests, there is no waiting time.
The dining room is awesome neat and spacious, well decorated.
I'm definitely going to come back again
Located in the trendy suburb of Green Point, never@home is a 5-star hostel situated within 800 metres of the Cape Town Stadium and 1 km from the V&A Waterfront.
Located in the city centre of Cape Town, 91 Loop is just a stroll away from Long Street and Green Market Square.
Igor
Germany
I had a private room. The Hostel has more of a hotel feel. The rooms have nothing but a safe that didn’t work and a fan, however no AC, making for chilly stays on colder evenings. The location couldn’t be more central.
Set in Cape Town, 3.1 km from Robben Island Ferry, Zebra Crossing Backpacker offers accommodation with a garden, private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
A Victorian mansion style establishment hosts the Ashanti Lodge Backpackers. Located close to the foot of Table Mountain, the wooden sun deck and the garden of the hostel offer views of the landscape....
Patricia
Spain
The lodge was very nice in general for the price. I had a double bed for myself. The staff were nice and could check-in late at night after a long trip. They were helpful when I transferred to the other lodge to stay with my friend and also contacted a tour guide for me.
Nestled between Table Mountain and Three Anchor Bay, A Sunflower Stop is next to Cape Town’s Green Point Common.
Enrico
Italy
Pros: garden, the bar, the safety deposit box inside the room, position, the parking in front of the hostel (the road seemed safe), staff is kind and available
Budget travellers know that there is no better way to make the most of their trip than by staying at a hostel: save money for exploring during the day, and swap stories with fellow backpackers in the shared kitchen or bar in the evening. Dorm-style bedrooms with shared bathrooms are standard hostel fare, but private rooms are also available for those willing to pay a bit more.
absolutely amazing , staff were very kind and the location is great , I loved that you able to move in and out of the premises freely and it’s completely safe
Yusrah
Solo traveller
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