Acacia Garden Cottage

Acacia Garden Cottage

Bulwer (Durban), KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Self-catering
(POA)

Acacia Garden Cottage is a furnished garden cottage that can accommodate up to two people comfortably and is located in Bulwer, making it ideal for any stay over.

The cottage comprises a bedroom with a double bed, and has an en-suite bathroom with a shower.This is a self-catering cottage that provides our guest with air-conditioning. The cottage does not have a TV, but is equipped with a desk as well as Wi-Fi.

The kitchenette is equipped with a two plate mini stove and oven, small fridge,microwave, a , a small fridge, as well as tea-and-coffee-making facilities.


The living area opens onto a verandah that overlooks a small swimming pool and the indigenous garden. Children under the age of 12 cannot be accommodated, unfortunately,

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ACACIA GARDEN COTTAGE FACILITIES
Bathroom Braai/Barbecue December Long Weekend December School Holidays Double bed Kitchen No Credit Card Facilities Non smoking rooms Parking on Premises Pets Not Allowed September School Holidays Swimming Pool Womans Day Weekend
ACACIA GARDEN COTTAGE LOCATION

Location of Acacia Garden Cottage

Latitude: -29.86365   Longitude: 30.99805


Map of Acacia Garden Cottage in Bulwer (Durban)





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