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BlokeDownPub November 21st, 2003 06:41 PM

advice on accomodation
 
Hi, myself and my wife are heading to South africa next week and are looking
for some advice on accomodation.

We arrive in joburg. Our first night is in the lesedi cultural village, and
then we've got to find accomodation for one other night before heading to
sun city.

We also need accomodation for one night very near joburg airport.

Lastly, any thoughts of accomodation for Cape town, as we're going to be
there for 10 nights.

All we're asking of the accomodation is that it's clean. We certainly don't
need frills as we're not intending to be spending much time there during the
day.

All advice greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
Gav.



BrigieDarling November 22nd, 2003 09:33 PM

advice on accomodation
 

Originally posted by Blokedownpub

Hi, myself and my wife are heading to South africa next week and
are looking


for some advice on accomodation.




We arrive in joburg. Our first night is in the lesedi cultural
village, and


then we've got to find accomodation for one other night before
heading to


sun city.




We also need accomodation for one night very near joburg airport.




Lastly, any thoughts of accomodation for Cape town, as we're
going to be


there for 10 nights.




All we're asking of the accomodation is that it's clean. We
certainly don't


need frills as we're not intending to be spending much time there
during the


day.




All advice greatly appreciated.




Cheers,


Gav.




Gav I know someone who is from SA... I will ask them to come and try to
help you out!


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Nico van der Dussen November 24th, 2003 02:08 PM

advice on accomodation
 
Hi,

try www.velocitour.com

Regards

Nico

"BlokeDownPub" wrote in message
...
Hi, myself and my wife are heading to South africa next week and are

looking
for some advice on accomodation.

We arrive in joburg. Our first night is in the lesedi cultural village,

and
then we've got to find accomodation for one other night before heading to
sun city.

We also need accomodation for one night very near joburg airport.

Lastly, any thoughts of accomodation for Cape town, as we're going to be
there for 10 nights.

All we're asking of the accomodation is that it's clean. We certainly

don't
need frills as we're not intending to be spending much time there during

the
day.

All advice greatly appreciated.

Cheers,
Gav.





Wazanexpat November 25th, 2003 10:00 PM

advice on accomodation
 

Hi - I was asked by Bridgie to help out, so I hope this little lot is
of some use!



Lesedi is about 30-45 mins drive from Sun City; In the Hartbeespoort Dam
area there are some very nice guest houses (these are private houses
where the owners let a room for the night, all quite reasonable), as
well as a very nice place (speaking from experience!) just nestling in
the Magaliesburg range, Mount Grace:



http://www.grace.co.za/mount_grace/



Though it is probably not somewhere you'd stay for just an overnight,
as well as the fact that when we stayed it was about R1200 for the
weekend for the both of us in "Thatchstone village" - the prices have
really gone up!



I would recommend you have a look at this website:



http://www.guesthouseassociation.co.za/



It covers all the provinces of South Africa and is pretty comprehensive.
My wife suggests that the best thing to do if you are staying in Cape
Town for ten nights would be to rent a house (self catering) as this
would be better value for money than ten nights guest house or hotel
accomodation. We are going to Cape Town in February and have been
checking out places too, these are some of the better sites:



http://www.sa-venues.com/self_catering_nationwide.htm

http://www.capestay.co.za/

http://www.cape-venues.co.za/

http://www.allcapeaccommodation.com/

http://www.wheretostay.co.za/



Anywhere that is right in Cape Town is going to be pretty expensive
because of the tourist convenience factor, but you also don't want to
stay too far out.

Also, if you have a copy of the lonely planet guide for South Africa, be
aware that it can be a bit too "Politically Correct", so keep a sensible
head on while travelling around.



Hope this is of some help, any more questions, please feel free to ask!



Regards,



Paul.


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Kjell Johnsen November 26th, 2003 10:24 PM

advice on accomodation
 
BlokeDownPub wrote:

Hi, myself and my wife are heading to South africa next week and are looking
for some advice on accomodation.

[snip]
Lastly, any thoughts of accomodation for Cape town, as we're going to be
there for 10 nights.

All we're asking of the accomodation is that it's clean. We certainly don't
need frills as we're not intending to be spending much time there during the
day.


We recently stayed at The Oak Lodge in Breda Street
(www.oaklodge.co.za), and can recommend it warmly. They have dorm beds
and rooms in separate flats. Very nice people, both staff and owner.
Quite cheap as well (as far as we could tell).

Good luck

Kjell Johnsen
Norway

bidbud November 27th, 2003 06:35 AM

advice on accomodation
 

Hi



Take a look at our great accommodation deals in these popular cities.
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Johannesburg or on the beach in Cape Town we can accommodate you.



Regards

Pamela

www.for-rent.co.za


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