Hole in Wall Self-catering in Hole in the Wall. 3.857143 out of 5. 2 ratings. 2 user reviews.
Description
Welcome to a holiday in paradise. Hole in Wall Self-catering is surrounded by miles of unspoiled coastline that offer some of the most beautiful scenery in South Africa.
Set in a secluded tropical bay in the heart of the Wild Coast, the three chalets accommodate guests in comfortable units with each containing a spacious open-plan living area with a kitchen nook and a sunlit lounge.
The setting is serene and there is plenty to keep the visitor busy. The entertainment village has a swimming pool and a play area complete with a trampoline, swings and a model boat which will keep the children occupied for hours. For adults, there is a ladies bar which is open until late, as well as pool tables and an outside deck where one can relax and watch the sunset over the sea.
Home in the Wild Coast, Hole in Wall Self-catering is the ideal setting for those who just want to get away from it all.
2 Reviews for Hole in Wall Self-catering in Hole in the Wall
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Hole in Wall Self-catering in Hole in the Wall Reviewed by Bridget Wrede, South Africa on . Perfect Transkei GetawayWe stayed in one of the Self Catering Cottages which was more than adequate and had everything we needed. The Hole in the Wall Hotel staff were amazing and helped us out with everything! They made us feel so welcome! The Manageress, Lynne was so lovely and even sent some of her staff after us to ensure that we left the area safely as the roads were pretty awful on the day we left because of the rain! We had a truly wonderful time in this beautiful area!
Hole in Wall Self-catering in Hole in the Wall Reviewed by Shabir Madhi, South Africa on . Rustic accomodation, far away from the crowds. Not necessarily everyone's cup of tea, but enjoyed the surrounding. Unfortunately, accommodation needs a bit of upgrading at the price being charged. Initially ended up in a cabin (number H2) which reaked of creole (used to treat wood) that was suffocating. This, unknowingly to me and not evident on the booking site, was a privately owned cabin for which hotel management itself has limited responsibility over. Owner's response was that nothing could be done about it. Fortunately, hotel manager made alternate arrangement to occupy another vacant cabin, which was actually cleaner then the first, although still rustic.
