Accommodation

Relax in luxury & tranquillity at Leo’s Den Bed & Breakfast

Explore the beauty and wonder of the Fish Hoek Valley while enjoying a stay at Leo’s Den Bed & Breakfast. This establishment’s location makes it the most convenient place to explore Kalk Bay, Simonstown, Nordhoek, Penguins, the Cape Ostrich Farm and Cape Point.

Leo’s Den opened in December 2016 in a fully-renovated private home. Four guest rooms are available, each offering a beautiful view of the large outdoor pool.

At Leo’s Den Bed & Breakfast, you will be able to enjoy a holiday in an environment so relaxing it will be like your home away from home. You can take off your shoes and unwind in peace and tranquillity.

“Leo’s Den is a good place to stay for the price. It is quirky with lots of character. Our room was a very small cabin beside the pool. We had a shared bathroom. We were welcomed to use the main house’s lounge/ TV area and the kitchen. Parking was secure. Antony was very personable and helpful,” wrote one of their guests on TripAdvisor.

Leo’s Den lets you relax in luxury

The Four guest rooms, the Blue Room, Brown Room and the Cabin, are uniquely designed to suite your budget while still exuding elegance and style. Their fourth room was recently added, and is a single cabin room by the side of the pool.

At Leo’s Den you have the option of staying in either their luxury rooms or their budget rooms to suite your budget.

The Blue Room is equipped with a double bed, an entrance to the pool and is fully en-suite.

The Brown Room is equipped with a double bed, a spacious amount of closet space and an entrance to the pool. A large shared bathroom is also available.

The Cabin is the budget option with twin beds and a small built in closet and table. An outside eating area is situated right by the pools edge. The main bathroom is shared in the house, and an outside toilet and shower are also available.

The newest room is situated right alongside the pool and has a single bed with a shared bathroom.

All rooms have tea and coffee-making facilities, and complimentary shampoo and shower gels are provided. The fully equipped kitchen and lounge are welcome for all guests to use. In order to respect the peacefulness of all guests there are no TV’s in any of the rooms.

Enjoy healthy food & guided tours with Leo’s Den Bed & Breakfast

A great breakfast is served in the morning at an additional charge of R50 per person. Leo’s Den has a focus on serving healthy food, so the continental breakfast served is made with the healthiest ingredients available and free range eggs are cooked in any way you prefer.

Antony, the host of Leo’s Den is also a certified tour guide, and is available to give you a tour anywhere at any time. Need a lift to the Den from the airport? No problem, pick-ups can be arranged for an additional fee of R400.

A big draw for travellers visiting Leo’s Den is that they are pet-friendly – making it a great place to stay when travelling with your furry companion. The owners have their own rescue dog; Leo, living on the premises with his new sister Holly.

To make a booking at Leo’s Den Bed & Breakfast, call them on 072 940 5123 or email info@leosden.co.za. Visit their website atwww.leosden.co.za.

For great savings on life’s little pleasures visit Bargain Buys! Know somebody who is getting married, Wedding and Function can assist. Have kids, then you need to visit Kids Connection.

Enjoy reading this article? For more articles like this click here

Looking for factual news? Click here for Eastern Cape and Here for Western Cape news.

SHARE THIS ARTICLE

About us

Actually, Home Food and Travel offers a lot more than just reviews of accommodation, restaurants, spas and adventure activities. We also visit great destinations, receive advice from interior designers and stop to smell the roses and taste the coffee.

Our team of journalists are seasoned travels and love visiting the myriad of exciting places around South Africa. Whether it is off the beaten track or in the heart of the top attractions of the country, we’ll be there,

Home Food and Travel advice on finding the right accommodation

So what is the right accommodation? Well more often than not, it’s your travel budget that dictates the type of accommodation that you choose.

Expensive is not always better. Our team at Home Food and Travel will tell you that they have camped in areas with limited ablutions and had a wonderful holiday. They have also spent a night in a five star hotel only to be disappointed because their expectations exceeded the experience.

The reason for your travels will also affect your choice. A business trip requires different amenities to a beach holiday.

Our articles, reviews and experiences can certainly help you make your decision.

Restaurants with a good mix of service, food and ambiance

To my mind a great restaurant offers three things – excellent service, great food and a wonderful ambiance. Of these, service is the most important.

No matter that the food is delicious and the setting delightful, poor service can ruin the occasion. However, great service combined with mediocre meal and a plane jane restaurant can still be a pleasant night out.

We’ve eaten in restaurants that are really dirty but with incredible food and couldn’t help but give a rave review. We’ve also hardly noticed what we ate because the setting was just amazing.

However, the best restaurants come with the best of service, food and ambiance.

Spas are the ultimate relaxation aid

How do you know when you have had a great spa experience? The answer, of course, is when you doze off on the treatment table.

Well that’s our theory anyway. It also doesn’t take a grand location with enormous facilities for a spa to be really good

A small, personal spa that is owner run can result in the best massage you have ever experienced. However, the grand spas in five star hotels offer unsurpassed facilities in an environment that just makes the stress in your shoulders and neck melt away before you even finish checking in.

Adventure!

You don’t have to be an adrenaline junky to enjoy an exciting experience. In fact, what are commonly termed adventure activities usually have incredibly high safety standards and unblemished safety records.

Ziplining, bungy jumping and shark cage diving are all very safe. It’s just that our mind tells us we are craaazzzzyyyy to be doing this.

On the road to great places of accommodation, restaurants, spas and adventure activities

If you’re driving, be safe and make use of all the wonderful farm stalls that populate South Africa’s open roads.

If you overhear somebody asking a lot of questions or see someone taking photos of empty bedrooms chances are it’s one of our Home Food and Travel team members.

We’re out looking or those great places of accommodation, restaurants, spas and adventure activities.

See you on the road!