107 Dorpstraat Boutique Hotel

The breakfast was nice and the presentation of the food was good. The location of the hotel is excellent as it has easy excess to the shops and restaurants. The lift was a bit scary, but we got used to it.

Nothing in particular

Everything was up to standard Nothing

Location. Very close to all amenities and attractions. Noisy at night. Poor tap with spray function only on basin/sink.

The location was great, we could walk everywhere and the breakfast at Terra was really convenient & delicious! We had a lovely time, the amenities were also great.

Excellent, friendly staff, meals were tasty Cleanliness of toilet/ shower were not satisfactory

Breakfast was good main problem is most of it is Egg Benedict tipe no omlet or just a regular bacon and egg option maybe to rich for most but very good I booked accommodation at 107 Dorpstraat Boutique Hotel based on the advertised standards of a boutique hotel, including satellite TV and quality facilities. Unfortunately, upon arrival I found the room and facilities to be below acceptable standards. The accommodation was not clean, the TV channels were not available as advertised, and the WiFi connection was extremely poor. i have moved to another room Beds are old and extremely uncomfortable

Plastic everywhere ... such a pity about the bottled water when all of Stellenbosch has gone green by comparison

We got the last room which was at the back. It was very clean but a bit closed in

Location, comfort Maintenance to be done on lift, doors and drawers in room

Sammy the night guard was awesome and an absolute pleasure to see each evening.

From the moment we arrived at 107 Dorpstraat, we were greeted warmly and professionally, with an easy, friendly check-in that set the tone for the stay. The staff really are the standout feature here: attentive, proactive, and genuinely lovely. Any minor issues we had with the room were dealt with quickly and to our complete satisfaction, and it genuinely feels like people enjoy working here. Breakfast is available, and once again the staff are friendly and accommodating. The menu, however, is quite limited and leans toward the overly fancy. Some simpler, lighter options (like poached eggs and toast) would be very welcome, especially for longer stays when a rich breakfast every morning can be a bit much. The bar is a pleasant spot to sit in the evening and watch the world go by, though it closes quite early and isn’t open on Sundays - fairly typical for Stellenbosch, but still worth noting. Location-wise, the hotel really excels. It’s set on a peaceful street lined with cafés, bars, shops, and a market, and it’s only a five-minute walk from the livelier Church Street. Overall, this is a small hotel that generally makes very good use of the space and resources it has. It has a fantastic team and an excellent location, but would really benefit from some practical improvements to rooms and facilities to fully match the warmth and quality of the service. We stayed in the self-catering family suite. While the website notes that it has been recently renovated, it already feels a little worn and in need of some maintenance. The suite is well equipped in principle, but there are some practical oversights - for a “family” room, having just one clothes hanger and one set of cutlery available feels oddly inadequate. Space is also quite tight; even for two people it feels snug, and it would be a real squeeze for a family of four, particularly with the sofa bed in use. The bathroom layout is another drawback. Instead of a proper door, it has loosely sliding door that doesn’t fully close or seal, which means privacy is limited. This is made worse by an unpleasant drain smell at times, something a proper door would help contain. On the plus side, the balcony at the back is a lovely feature, with a table where you can enjoy the sunshine. Unfortunately, that same sunshine becomes a problem early in the morning as the room has sheer, non-blackout curtains. As soon as the sun rises, the room fills with light, making sleep difficult. The suite’s location behind the main building also means early-morning staff activity, with noticeable noise from shouting and moving items around - not ideal for light sleepers. Parking is available if you are lucky. There are four spaces available, but they are very tight, making it stressful to manoeuvre in and out. There is a supervised public car park just a couple of minutes’ walk away, which we found to be a much easier option and would recommend.

Breakfast was excellent. Location is good but not excellent. Helpful reception staff. Window soundproofing excellent. Lack of adequate parking is a major issue. Only a few spots. You have to arrive early to get a parking spot. The staff try to help with suggestions and assistance but it is still a hassle.

Breakfast was excellent

Allowed late check ins. We checked in at 1 AM after a wedding only. Sammy was our wonderful host at the time and we looked forward to seeing him every day when he would clock in for night shift!

Well located for my needs Restaurant was being renovated and breakfast option across the road didn’t open early enough. Bed was too soft, pillows and duvet lumpy, TV not working. Bathroom was clean but shower door old and seal broken. Smell of bleach/cleaning chemicals unpleasant considering there’s no door to the bedroom. Need a room diffuser or something to smell more pleasant. Cupboard door in the communal area fell off during the night.

Walking distance from shops and restaurants

The location I thought the place needed a good clean, such as the curtains, and the linen was old. Overall just a bit grubby.

Very centrally located. Easy to walk anywhere from here. Friendly staff. Parking situation is not great, but the staff assist by moving your car if needed.

As always a very comfortable stay. Close to all amenities. Friendly staff Good breakfast Nothing