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We stayed here on the final leg of our journey around South Africa. Our room was one of the older types available on the property, it was spacious with a good sized bathroom albeit a bit creaky in parts! very comfortable beds and quiet at night. There is a spa in the hotel although it only has a very small outside pool which was a bit disappointing, the spa treatments were excellent some of the best we've had in Africa. The breakfast was good and could be had inside or outside on the terrace, we ate in the main restaurant one night and the food was very good and an exceptional wine list as expected. There is a also a more casual restaurant on the grounds which was very nice as well, tapas style food but worth a visit. We played golf a few times and the course was in very good condition, green fees, buggy, club hire all very reasonable compared to european prices although we did go for a caddy the first day which in hindsight was an issue as he was quite surly and short so we didn't bother the other times we played. There is also a very nice bar/restaurant in the golf club where we ate a few times. I was surprised that there was nowhere to sit and have a drink at night apart from the restaurants. There is also a few restaurants/bars immediately outside of the electric fence/gates which the hotel offered us a shuttle to which was nice. All of the staff were super nice and friendly and exceptionally helpful making recommendations etc. A fab place to stay for spa and golf albeit with a tiny swimming pool.

A most relaxing location, indoors or out, a beautiful building and very pleasant staff. The whole layout is charming and some of the outdoor dining is around an open air swimming pool. The lunch menu was not a wide choice, Asian dishes or burger types, my taste would have been for some more traditional offerings, though that said quality was good and well served.

My wife and I, on a recommendation from Birding Pals, stayed at Dunvegan Lodge for 10 days. Lisa and Wayne are the proprietors, and it didn't take long for us to feel very much at home. Lisa and Wayne are wonderful people and we now count them as friends. They went out of their way to make our stay pleasant and memorable. The accommodations are wonderful, and the nice touch of electric blankets during the winter was so nice. The Lodge grounds are very beautifully landscaped, and welcoming to many interesting birds. Lisa keeps bird feeders going, and we always made it a point to see what South African birds were visiting. Past the feeders, there are trails through the natural area. The birding is good. We saw a lot of cool species as Cape grassbird and Southern double-collared sunbird. The Fynbos plant community is so interesting. Dunvegan Lodge is very close to Fish Hoek and the restaurants and shops there. We look forward to returning and most definitely will stay there again.

So nice! This hotel is suitable for self-driving tours, the location is excellent, facing the sea, although there are not many rooms, but the home is warm, the service is good, and the breakfast is good. The key is that it is very close to the place to see the penguins. You can drive for 5 minutes and walk for 2 kilometers.

The staff were so accommodating and suggested great venues to visit for lunch and dinner. The breakfasts were amazing with a variety of choices. We had a sea facing room that was awesome with views over the harbor and the room was clean and air conditioned and ready on time. I would recommend this hotel 100%!