Little Camelot

Loved the decor, the large stoep and braai, being surrounded by fynbos and peace. The space is thoughtfully and tastefully put together. The abundance of hearts made me feel warm and fuzzy inside.Charlotte was kind and easy-going and uber dog-friendly which is something I value most. We were happy and made beautiful memories.

The only thing that changed the flavour of our stay was that it happened to coincide with The Biggest Storm of winter so far which forced us to stay indoors. Things got a little bit cramped because we had to make one bed on the floor. The otherwise well-enclosed stoep did get wet, but probably only because of the severity of the storm

Quiet and relaxing

Cozy, pet friendly with a lovely peaceful view.

Nothing!

Little Camelot is the most perfect little cottage on the edge of Langebaan. It is still in a built up area, but there is so much space around each plot that it feels "out of the way" while being only a five minute drive from town. The cottage is cozy, clean, and has everything you might need. A bonus is the lovely big built in braai on the stoep, which we used one night to make a lekker fire. The host met us to hand over keys and give us a few notes about the place and then left us to ourselves. It felt like we were the only people for miles around, yet knew help was to hand at a moment's notice if we needed it. Vacating at the end of our stay was super easy and we got to enjoy a nice, relaxed morning before we left. Anyone going to the Weksus Marathon in March hosted at the Langebaan Coutry Estate should know this is a very convenient spot to stay for the night before the race (if I don't book it again each year hence!)

There are lots of mosquitoes about, so make sure to take some insect repellent. That is the only thing I can think of, everything else really was perfect.

The place is clean, private, and comfortable. All the essentials is in the little house. No Noise.

The only negative part was the bathroom door. I can understand why that specific door was put up, but it was really inconvenient getting in and out.