Verified Reviews
Eastern Cape
All reviews have been left by LekkeSlaap customers staying in Eastern Cape
Rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 6660 reviews.
Gxarha (Morgan's Bay), Eastern Cape
Willieweggie"Great getaway. Lovely beach and restaurant at the deck/hotel. Ideal family holiday."
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape
Little Rose Self-Catering"Baie mooi plek, baie om te doen."
Somerset East (KwaNojoli), Eastern Cape
Bell House Akkommodasie"Pragtige plek om te oornag as jy PE se kant toe reis. Bietjie verder as halfpad."
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape
Gerald Street Self-catering"Interesting environment. The city was very informative; beautiful city and felt relatively safe."
Gxarha (Morgan's Bay), Eastern Cape
OKU House"Uitstekend. Baie mooi skoon. Mense is baie vriendelik."
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape
Bluewater Guest House"Baie lekker, vriendelike plek om te besoek."
"Venterstad self nie aanbeveel nie, maar gastehuise op plase in die omgewing is aanbeveelbaar."
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape
Sharwood Place"The boardwalk must be on your list of places to visit."
"Humansdorp trek in 'n mate aan die agterste speen omdat Jeffreysbaai 'n klipgooi vandaar is."
"Mens moet dit ten minste eenkeer besoek. Die dorp het statige ou geboue en die Vallei van Verlatenheid is op die drumpel. Dit beskik oor noodsaaklike aankoopgeriewe. Ons ervaar dit as 'n aangename oornagtuiste op pad na ons bestemming."
"Queenstown (the town itself) has also deteriorated over the last couple of years - having it's own challenges regarding infrastructure and electrical issues (Eskom load shedding), but in general it's still got its advantages and some of the historic buildings are still maintained."
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Eastern Cape
Bluewater Beach House"Altyd lekker om in Gqeberha te kuier."
"I wish that I could've stayed forever and it certainly is a place worth visiting. Sadly many of the townsfolk are very poor and there are many, many hungry animals. There are programmes in place which offer help but with limited resources. By visiting, guests are not only in for a treat, but are also part of the tourism and trade which villagers rely on."
