At The Blue Door
- Capacity: 8 people
- All ages welcome
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Check-in: 14:00 to 19:00
Check-out: 10:00 - Address: 30 Marina drive, Paradise Beach, Jeffreys Bay, 6630, Eastern Cape
- From R2 900 per night (sleeps 8)
Description
At The Blue Door is a self-catering house located in Jeffreys Bay, Eastern Cape, boasting stunning views of the ocean. It is the ideal destination for those seeking a tranquil getaway close to the beach.
This home accommodates 8 guests at a time and features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Two bedrooms are furnished with queen-size beds, and the remaining bedroom contains 2 single beds. Additionally, there is a child bed available for extra sleep space. These bedrooms share 2 bathrooms, 1 fitted with a shower, washbasin, and toilet, and the other with a bath, washbasin, and toilet. A guest bathroom is also available, fitted with a toilet and washbasin.
The open-plan kitchen, accompanied by a 6-seater dining table, is fully furnished with a stove, oven, microwave, air-fryer, fridge-freezer, crockery, and cutlery. The lounge is furnished with comfortable seating, as well as an indoor braai area, perfect for the colder evenings. The TV room is furnished with ample seating and a TV along with free Wi-Fi facilities.
The home boasts a balcony with more outdoor couches with a spectacular view of the ocean, perfect for sundowners. Outside, guests have access to a beautiful lawn and a jacuzzi, including the braai area.
Secure parking is available on the premises.
Room Arrangements
Bedroom
1 x Queen Bed
Bedroom
2 x Single Bed / Three-Quarter Bed
Bedroom
1 x Queen Bed
Common area
1 x Child-Only Bed for 2
Bathroom
Shower, Toilet
Bathroom
Bath, Toilet
Bathroom
Toilet
What you'll find here
Location
- 30 Marina drive, Paradise Beach, Jeffreys Bay, 6630, Eastern Cape
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- Capacity: 8 people
- All ages welcome
-
Check-in: 14:00 to 19:00
Check-out: 10:00 - Address: 30 Marina drive, Paradise Beach, Jeffreys Bay, 6630, Eastern Cape