Hotel vicino a Labirinti Honeydew Mazes - Johannesburg

“We stayed over as we were attending a wedding nearby. I only wish we were staying longer as the place was so beautiful. The rooms are absolutely stunning, well-appointed, beautifully decorated with attention to detail and lovely little extra touches. The staff are incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make things run smoothly even though they were experiencing load shedding in the area. ”

“Excellent, friendly staff. We received a free upgrade to a chalet style room”

“Golden Harvest Cottages is the perfect escape if you’re looking for peace, comfort, and surrounded by natture. The cottages are clean, well-kept, and equipped with everything you need for a cozy stay. The setting is serene with lovely views, making it ideal for unwinding or taking long walks. Definitely a place to recharge the soul! ”

“Stay was amazing and peaceful pleace Vorna get away will definitely book again when on special,”

“I loved the venue from the entrance, it was really aesthetically pleasing. ”

“it was good”

“The place looked good from the outside but, inside it needed a lot of TLC . The electric infrastructure in the bedroom was from one multi plug. TV , Fridge Air Conditioner, kettle and any other personal equipment. Such as computer and cell phone Charging all from one unit. (Totally unsafe). The other plug socket did not work. Plumbing also was a disgrace. The toilet didn’t work properly and the tap on the Hand basin was loose. No more than one star accommodation. We shall never be going...

“I arrived after midnight and found staff in pajamas sleeping. They had no clue about my reservation even though it was booked 2 weeks ahead of time. I had to find my booking confirmation and show credit card statement of payment. Then i was walked through a dark alley to what could be otherwise considered the "boys quaters". My taxi driver was so scared of leaving me all alone and stayed until i got into my room. It was an ok room, sofa , tv, bed,bathrom, kitchen. I could smell the dust even...