Sundance Ballito Bed and Breakfast Guest Comments.
Since its establishment in 1999, Sundance Bed and Breakfast in Ballito has built up a reputation for good value and great service. Our customers are always impressed at the quality and personal attention they receive when they arrive. Below are a few comments and opinions from the travelers who have shared their holidays with us. Please feel free to add your own thoughts in our guest book form below:
"What a lovely first three nights on the North Coast. The breakfast view couldn't be more picturesque. The sound of surf helped us sleep deeply..."09/02/2006 | Dennis & Judy Mareb | Massachusetts, USA
"We stayed longer than planned, because yours is such a nice place! Thank you for your warm hospitality, the good tips and your friendliness..."18/09/2005 | Jacky & Patrik | Switzerland
"Knew I had landed in a jewel as soon as I arrived. I should have stayed here without my other schedule. Definitely will return here if I come back to South Africa. Bonnie and Gareth are treasures. Sundance was exceptional, I did not want to leave. Bonnie and Gareth were so accommodating, helpful, knowledgeable and friendly, it felt like home. If I were able to return regularly I should keep Sundance a well kept secret, it was the height of my stay in South Africa. The position at Salt Rock which is by far the nicest place for a walking access to the lovely beach, despite recent hurricane damage, was truly beautiful. Sundance and it's hosts were magnificent..."
01/05/2007 | Elizabeth Simpson | Walberswick, UK
"My kids and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the family suite at Sundance. The accommodation was perfect, the food fantastic, & Bonnie & Gareth's hospitality was amazing. I can recommend this spot for anyone of any age, as they catered to our every need."20/08/2007 | Lyn Murray | Hong Kong
"One night only, what a pity. 5 stars + +. Thank you so much, We will return. God Bless... "
22/06/2005 | Gareth & Gill Davies | Margate, SA
"Thank you for your warm welcome and excellent nights sleep..."09/10/2005 | Rhian & Andy | Brighton, UK
"Excellent! Probably the best ever whilst in S. Africa. Superb standard..."28/06/2006 | Anon
"Excellent company, cuisine and comfort. Hope to meet again..."20/05/2006 | Jane & Peter Spencer | Stellenbosch, SA
"The weather was not good but we enjoyed the fantastic house and its setting with the view and sound of the ocean. But, above all, we enjoyed our hosts and the excellent service. We wish you a successful business, we will keep an eye on you over the net..."13/11/2006 | Eivor & Hans Sarelin | Helsinki, Finland
"Sad to leave this lovely place, kind people and friends. For sure, we will come back..."02/01/2007 | Anne, Petra & Andreas | Germany
"Had a lovely weekend at a great spot with genuine people. See you soon..."04/02/2007 | Laly & Bettina | Germany
"Thank you for the very good hospitality. The room was beautiful and the breakfast excellent. Good continuation with your bed & breakfast..."02/03/2007 | Kathleen & Gaetan | Canada
"The children loved the pool, a great place to stay..."13/04/2007 | Jayne & Paul Crocker | UK
"It was really nice to stay our last few days at your beautiful nice place. Especially the breakfast with sea view was stunning!..."19/05/2007 | Sjoerd & Monique | Netherlands
"Great accommodation, friendly staff, nice surrounding. We had a good stay..."20/07/2007 | Patrick & Manon | Nehterlands
"Lovely accommodation, excellent service. Beautiful views. Good Luck..."30/07/2007 | Tony & Silvana | Joburg, SA
Escape to tranquility at Sundance Ballito Bed and Breakfast.
A Brief History of Ballito...
The coastal township of Ballito was formed in early 1954 when Basil Townsend, owner of the Compensation sugarcane estate granted an option of 200 acres of farmland to Doctor Rubenstein of the Glen Anil Investments development company. Ballito got its name from the cover of an Italian hosiery magazine that the doctor had found entitled Ballito Hosiery. The lure of a picture of a women's long legs in stockings must have been the deciding factor for the doctor. The word "Ballito" translated from Italian means "little ball". By 1964 the zonings for Ballito ville residential buildings, hotels and a caravan park had already been incorporated into the town plan known as Compensation Beach and this area stretched out from Willard Beach to Clark Bay, Salmon Bay and Port Zimbali. A brochure with the first marketing pictures of Ballito, was put out to attract the holiday makers to invest in the area with the slogan: "Buy, Build & Play at Ballito Bay" (Jack Nash). Today there is all sorts of accommodation including 5 star hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts in Ballito. Ballito accommodation and business parks have grown dramatically offering more choice to holidaymakers than ever before. Their numerous bed and breakfasts in Ballito registered with the Tourism Kwazulu Natal (TKZN) and the National Accommodation Association (NAA). You are assured of all the quality standards required by these organizations at Sundance Ballito Bed and Breakfast... the best value bed and breakfast in Ballito.
