Cozy Crner, Home Away from Home, Near Pristine Beaches Num3

Rental basis: Room with own facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of VAT (Value Added Tax) 15 % of Rental Amount may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. Our apartments have a open, airy design, decorated in pastel colors, to create a comfortable calm space, all linen and towels provided with the additional blankets and pillows available to ensure all our guests are comfortable. A wardrobe with hangers provided, in addition there is a personal safe in the apartment available free of charge. Paid laundry facilities available on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The kitchenette is equipped with the basic amenities, a refrigerator, microwave, kettle and basic utensils. Complimentary coffee and tea tray provided. A pull down table for 2 with stools forms part of the kitchenette. The apartment bathroom has a spacious shower and hairdryer. Cozy Crner as the name suggests is located on a quiet corner in Langebaan, a lush garden with trees, colorful flowers and plants gives the property a hidden feel a true get away from it all. Enjoy the garden sitting on one of the many benches, or enjoy the sun set over the ocean with the spectacular view from our terrace. The beach is a mere 100m away from the property, after enjoying a day at the beach, you can wash the sand and salt off at our outdoor shower. Called the ‘jewel of the West Coast’, Langebaan the bustling town has attractions for the whole family. The natural attractions lure outdoor lovers in droves, while unique beach restaurants, abundant seafood and shopping for curios, crafts or clothing entice others. Adults can also be entertained at the casino at Club Mykonos, while there is lots on offer for children. There is golf at the Country Club, horse riding on the beach and relaxing spa treatments are also on offer. The West Coast Fossil Park – the only fossil park in South Africa. It’s home to the ancient Big Five that once roamed this area. The remains