La Loggia on Portland  Verified Listing

Main room with garden views. En-suite bathroom with shower and bath.
Queen-sized bed, can be made into two single beds if required. Sleeper couch also available. Flatscreen T.V with M-net and satellite, air-con, tea/coffee facilities (complimentary), refrigerator and hairdryer. Dressing gowns provided.

Comfortable garden-facing room. En-suite bathroom with shower.. Queen-sized bed, can be made into two single beds if required. Flatscreen T.V with M-net and satellite, air-con, tea/coffee facilities (complimentary), refrigerator and hairdryer. Dressing gowns provided.

Contemporary non-garden facing room. En-suite bathroom with shower.
Queen-sized bed, can be made into two single beds if required. Flatscreen T.V with M-net and satellite, air-con, tea/coffee facilities (complimentary), refrigerator and hairdryer. Dressing gowns provided.

*Bar Fridge
*DSTV/Flat TV
*Air-conditioning
*Work Desk
*Tea & Coffee facilities
*Hairdryer

Central to the Umhlanga coastline region is the holiday village of Umhlanga Rocks which was originally part of the sugar estate of Sir Marshall Campbell. From being a small, quiet village, it has now expanded into a thriving area that offers all the amenities of a well established town, whilst still retaining the feel of a friendly seaside community.

Breakfast is served daily in the spotless dining room, English or Continental, and other meals can be arranged. Complimentary tea and coffee facilities are on offer. The spacious lounge, complete with flat screen T.V (Mnet and Satellite) opens up onto the scenic terrace. The BBQ facilities are open to use as well as the large swimming pool. Swimming towels are provided. The entire B&B is air-conditioned with access to wireless internet. A communal kitchen is available for use if needed.
Laundry services. Taxi services. Information available form desk in foyer.
Safe and secure parking in the property, as well as subtle electrical fencing to secure the safety of guests.

Central to the Umhlanga coastline region is the holiday village of Umhlanga Rocks which was originally part of the sugar estate of Sir Marshall Campbell. From being a small, quiet village, it has now expanded into a thriving area that offers all the amenities of a well established town, whilst still retaining the feel of a friendly seaside community.