Cape Capsules

The area is very pretty

The guy who welcomed me, was very friendly🤗

Sharing room with other gender☹️

It was very quiet since there were very few guests.

The Hostel is plastered with rules. They make you pay for everything, including forgetting to take out the power socket for the toaster. This gives an extremely unwelcoming feeling. Plus they make you pay a "deposit" of 500 ZAR for a locker key and charge you an extra cleaning fee of 80 ZAR. Since they made us pay that with Yoko, they claim to be entitled to surcharge 12% on top of that. In the end we had hat to pay 486 ZAR (~26€) per person for one night instead of 346 ZAR (~18,50€), which was the original offer on booking.com. We've never come across a Hostel that conducted its business this way and feel like being scammed.

The people were solid, owner is super cool and down to earth, breakfast was very relaxed and accommodating. Laundry was cheap. Loads of stuff in the kitchen to use. Great facilities to relax upstairs, best nap ever

That i had to check out and couldn't stay longer

Very good

Relaxed feel

Initial thoughts but walk across the road and the beach and ocean await and town is 5 mins away walk

No breakfast, fairly dodgy and dangerous location - far from any shops - crime-ridden

The owner Maryna was incredibly rude to all the guests, over-charged for every add-on, did not stock the bar over New Year, but charged R100 corkage, so we all went dry and it was a bit of a disappointment. I was asked to leave for moving to a lower bunk in a dorm because I was ill and was twice refused an 'upgrade' to move to a lower bunk, even though, for the week i stayed, all the lower bunks and the entire hostel, remained empty but for 3 or 4 other guests. Inexplicable.

Coffee and biscuits are old and too expensive. Bed and pillows cause back ace and neck ace. Guests are drunk as facility has a self help bar. Felt very unsafe around drunk men