Cape St Francis Resort

Stayed three nights here playing the "Links" golf course. Weather was amazing, golf course difficult. Wished I could say the same for the "Resort". The resort was old, tired and in need of a "face lift." Towels, bedding furniture have all lived their "Past Due date." That being said, it is close to the beach and the unit we slayed in was a self catering unit which was very serviceable for young families. Both restaurants were very good and reasonable priced. The morning breakfast was "sufficient," side dishes were not as hot as I would like.

This is probably the worst place to stay in terms of accommodation as the rooms are dilapidated and really run down. Needs a major revamp. Also to have decent meals you would have to pass shacka which could be dangerous for night driving. Definitely would not recommend this resort.

We were travelling as a family of 4 and had an extraordinary stay at Seagull Song, one of the superb beach break luxury villas. Right on the ocean with private beach access and ocean views from the sea facing bedrooms, the villa provided us a true home away from home. We arrived very early as we had and early morning flight into P.E., nevertheless we had a super warm and friendly welcome by Simone & team and were super lucky to check in around mid morning already which allowed us extra time to enjoy the beautiful views and all the comfort the villa has to offer. The villa has all you can wish for, large & comfy living room with a cosy fire place that we used every day given the unusual chilly weather, outside sitting area and braai, pool, deck, garden, very spacious and comfortable bedrooms, a roof top terrace for even more views of the ocean, well stocked honesty bar,… too many good things to mention. The location is perfect for long beach walks, which we did every spare moment. Also enjoyed a challenging round of golf at St Francis Links and explored some of the nature trails right outside the resort entrance. The very friendly staff made our stay unforgetable and we can’t wait to be back again soon and spend more time in laid back and wonderful Cape St Francis beach resort.

We had a fabulous stay here as part of a two week tour of South Africa, but one night wasn't long enough! The rooms were comfortable and spacious and decorated in a beach style shabby chic. It was cold when we were there but a fan heater was provided in the room, along with extra blankets, so we were fine. My only criticism is that the bathroom could have been cleaner - there were quite a few hairs in the bath. The food in the restaurant and the ambience were excellent. At dinner there was a limited choice for vegetarians but luckily I really enjoyed the one vegetarian main course on offer! The beach was amazing. I can definitely recommend this resort and would love to come back one day.

The resort is wonderful, we were really treated well, when issue around the converter were raised, they gave us a room upgrade and, how spectacular is the fisheagle, right next to the beach, it was a dream.

Not the type of place we were expecting at all! We arrived to a very dirty, run down '5 star' villa with dirt literally engrained into the floor, plug sockets hanging off the walls, and wires hanging over the shower. The place was so bad we actually had to request to change villa's, to somewhere that had at least been cleaned properly. The only places to get food within walking distance are a fish restaurant with only 3 types of fish on the menu, a very American-style bar, or a packet of crisps from the on-site shop. Impossible to buy groceries unless you have a car and can drive out of the resort. The place had a very Butlins/caravan park type cheapness to it. And I'm not even going to get started on the extremely racist views that were expressed by management...