The Cottage Pie Guest House
Family-friendly guest house with a pool, garden, and on-site dining
About this stay
This guest house provides a welcoming base for families and couples exploring Plettenberg Bay, with rooms designed for comfort and privacy. Each includes air-conditioning, a TV, and free WiFi, plus a private balcony. The outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace offer spaces for relaxation, complemented by a well-maintained garden. Dining is convenient with an on-site restaurant and bar, serving everything from continental breakfast to full English options, and meals for brunch, lunch, and dinner. The outdoor seating area is ideal for enjoying the South African climate.
- Family rooms
- Outdoor pool
- On-site dining
- Garden
Our take
The Cottage Pie Guest House is a relaxed, family-friendly base in Plettenberg Bay. Family rooms have private bathrooms and balconies, the outdoor pool, sun terrace and lush garden give the days an easy rhythm, and the restaurant, bar and outdoor seating mean meals can stay on site, with a variety of breakfast options. It is a guest house rather than a large resort, so I would not choose it for a packed activity programme.
- Book a family room for extra space and a private balcony
- Enjoy breakfast at the on-site restaurant, with many options available
- Spend an afternoon by the outdoor pool and on the sun terrace
Why we love it
- Family rooms with private balconies
- Outdoor swimming pool and sun terrace
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Lush garden for relaxation
Why guests love itThe Cottage Pie Guest House in Plettenberg Bay has comfortable family rooms with private bathrooms and balconies. An outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and a lush garden make the afternoons easy, and a restaurant, a bar and outdoor seating serve breakfast options and meals through the day. With an 8.3 rating, I would recommend it for families who want a relaxed guest house with a pool and meals on site.
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