Cape Elegance in Bryanston

	Accommodation Information Type: B&B Capacity: 18 Price: From R423 pp Check-in: 12:00 to 19:00 Check-out: 10:00 19 John Street, Bryanston, Sandton 2021
	Accepts online payment through TravelGround.com

Cape Elegance in Bryanston provides fantastic B&B accommodation in Johannesburg. It is positioned in Sandton, a very popular region of Johannesburg.

Cape Elegance is now 19 years old. Denyse & Gene have made friends of our regular guests from all over the world. Here's to the next 19!
Welcome to Cape Elegance

Welcome to the home of Cape Elegance in Bryanston, Sandton.

Set amongst lush quiet tranquil garden, Cape Elegance is a premier Bed and Breakfast in Sandton. This beautiful old Cape Dutch house is one of the original farmhouses from the time of Bryanston’s inception. Like a lost splinter of the Cape winelands this beautiful and historic building still carries the majestic tranquillity of an earlier era.

The park-like garden has over 50 species of trees and shrubs ranging from European to Subtropical. More than 25 bird species can be seen in any one day including a tame family of Hadida Ibis’s that are not perturbed by our over friendly cats and dogs.

Catering to the business & executive traveller and families, Cape Elegance has built a reputation of quality service and comfort, always with a friendly and homely atmosphere designed around the most important person – yourself.

Close to Sandton CBD, Cape Elegance is only a stones throw from the best shopping centres in South Africa including award winning restaurants, fitness centre with indoor pool, golf courses and driving range. In close proximity a tourist could go horse riding, visit the lions park, mini game reserve, bird park and several casinos. At Cape Elegance you truly get the benefits of a modern metropolis whilst still surrounded by the tranquillity of Africa’s natural beauty.

This South Africa accommodation accepts payments through TravelGround.com, which offers thousands of self-service booking pages for travellers in South Africa.