Pebble Fountain Guesthouse

Suzette and staff were warm and welcoming making me feel at home . Breakfast is amazing and rooms are clean.

good location, lovely breakfast

Nothing

The ladies (workers) were friendly, although they can improve on being more responsive. The quiet, peaceful atmosphere with lots of trees and birds.

How you receive guests says a lot. My son had to hoot for more than five minutes before the gate got opened. I tried calling the landline from outside the gate but it was off the hook. When the young man finally came out to open (when I had already suggested to my son to drive back home), lo and behold, there was a pit bull right there next to who I was told was the owner's son! Despite expressing my serious fear for dogs, especially that breed, he didn't seem to care. If anything, he was visibly irritated by my request to lock the dog away. As a result, I was too fearful even to go down for breakfast. My first morning downstairs I could see the dog at the door trying to get in, and I got terrified. At some point, it did but he removed it seeing my terror. I then opted for uber eats for the remaining days. By the way, there was not even any courtesy to tell me where to go for breakfast when I checked in. I also told him I tried calling several times to gain access to the house but the phone didn't even ring. Not a single apology from him! I'm thankful that I checked in for a personal quiet time and to meditate because if I was there for any other reason, like business or tourism, it would have been very difficult for me to move freely on the property. Thanks to one of the ladies who works there. I had to call her on her mobile to check out so that she could safely walk me to the gate without the trauma of a pit bull encounter. If you want to run a guest house and receive diverse people into your space, please please, at least have love and respect for people.