Comfort Zone

Comfort Zone

Randpark Ridge, Gauteng, South Africa
Selfsorg
(POA)

Comfort Zone is a private apartment in the quiet, leafy suburb of Randparkrif in Randburg, which is central to business destinations and popular places. This apartment offers a clean, comfortable space with modern amenities.

Comfort Zone offers accommodation to three guests and comprises one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchenette and a living area. The bedroom has a king-size bed, an extra three-quarter bed and a desk. The bathroom has a shower, toilet and basin and is heated in the cold months.

The kitchenette has a gas stove, microwave and fridge. There is a counter with two chairs. The lounge has a sofa and a smart flat-screen TV. Unlimited Wi-Fi is available.

A light continental breakfast can be arranged on request.

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Available Next Weekend Bathroom Central location Cosy Covid Safety Approved Easter Weeked Fridge Kitchen Laundry Facilities Lounge Non smoking rooms Parking on Premises Pets Not Allowed Safe Wi-Fi Child Friendly Covid Safety Approved Golf
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Location of Comfort Zone

Latitude: -26.11037   Longitude: 27.96036


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