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35 Upper Clarens Road

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Telephone
021 434 4231 / 021 434 6801
Mobile
082 551 8690
Fax
086 634 6558
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Rhonda
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Rhonda’s Manor Guest House welcomes you to experience a touch of Africa and luxury accommodation in Cape Town, in a gracious colonial mansion, framed against the backdrop of Lions Head and Table Mountain in Fresnaye near Sea Point, a select corner on Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard.

Ideally situated  and in close proximity to the Mother City’s famous Clifton and Camps Bay beaches, nestled at the foot of table mountain and near the exciting Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, make this charming Atlantic seaboard bed and breakfast accommodation in Sea Point, your first choice in luxury guest house accommodation. A hidden secret that you have yet to discover.

Built in the early 1900′s, this magnificent property makes Rhonda’s Manor one of the best guest houses in Sea Point, and comfortable accommodation in Cape Town worthy of an extended visit and certainly a unique experience.

This turn of the century bed and breakfast has been lovingly restored with original art, collectable furnishings and carved wooden features that add to its splendour and charming interiors.  With emphasis on space and comfort, Rhonda’s Manor is most inviting and offers you both luxury and splendour inside and outside at this Sea Point guest house.

Our wonderful staff who will assist you and ensure that you are well looked after, you can be assured of a place to remember in this luxury Cape Town guest house in South Africa, near Sea Point and the
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.

Rhonda’s Manor Guest House, in Fresnaye Cape Town, offers a choice of eight  inviting en-suite bedrooms.

To ensure your total comfort each spacious room is tastefully decorated and includes satellite TV, a DVD, a telephone, wireless Internet and a mini-bar.

Our luxury Cape Town guest lodge has two lounges with hand crafted fire places , a baby grand piano and a snooker table for the more sociable, offers you a warm and inviting residential ambiance. The high ceiling individually decorated rooms convey a feeling of tranquil elegance.

You can enjoy your wholesome breakfast every morning in a comfortable dining room leading onto a paved courtyard that leads to immaculately maintained gardens and sparkling pool.

Balconies and intimate lounges allows for tranquility, privacy and total peace of mind. All this and more make for fond memories and a truly South African accommodation experience.

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