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Welcome To Your Beach House Property
Welcome
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Thank you for booking with Beach House Property Company. We are well aware that you had many options to choose from in deciding where to stay during your travels to Cape Town.
This information booklet contains all the necessary information for in and around your establishment.
We strive to ensure that you have a memorable stay and hope that you take the time to make the most of your time spent in the Mother City.
If at any time you need any assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our Guest Relations Team for support.,
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Reminder: Self Catering Responsibilities
Our properties are self-catering, meaning you'll have the freedom and flexibility to dine in at your own convenience. To get you started, we provide you with the following complimentary essentials: 2 rolls of toilet paper per toilet, 1 bin bag, shampoo, body wash, lotion, conditioner, tea, instant coffee, sugar, and milk. Replenish these as needed. If your apartment has a dishwasher and you'd like to use it, just bring your own dishwasher tablets/powder along please!
Please note that most of our apartments are equipped with pay-as-you-go electricity and water meters. To ensure a comfortable stay, we've generously pre-loaded each unit with an average usage allowance for a small family.
For longer stays 7 Days+, you may need to purchase additional units for electricity or water. This allows us to promote responsible consumption and keep costs manageable for all guests & property owners.
Office / Enquiries
info@Bhpropco.com
Booking Enquiries
Bookings@Bhpropco.com
Office Landline
+27 21 879 1127 (Call Only)
Bookings & Housekeeping
+27 83 289 1211 (Call or WhatsApp)
Guest Relations
+27 82 451 7373 (Call or WhatsApp)
Emergencies Only
+27 63 480 3948 (Call or WhatsApp)
Safety
Your apartment is amongst the safest areas of Cape Town. As the views from Blouberg are world known and day tourists may also attract criminals unexpectedly.
When traveling alone, it's challenging to constantly guard your luggage unless it's securely stored, so please avoid displaying valuables like cameras or jewellery, and always keep your wallet, purse, phones, and keys close to your body while exploring.
You Need To Know
TV & Entertainment
There is a Flat screen TV in the lounge.
Please note that of the 1st of July 2024 Beach House Property Company will no longer be providing DSTV satellite services.
All apartments do have streaming services available. Guests will need to provide their own account details to enable the required service.
Source of TV box should be on HDMI 1 and switched on.
Wi-Fi
There is complimentary WI-FI for you as our guests. Beach House Property Company has a fair usage policy, this means that the internet is there for our tv streaming services, entertainment or work purposes.
DO NOT reset or switch on/off without contacting the Guest Relations Team.
Patio Furniture
Please remember to bring in patio furniture cushions that could possibly be blown away due to our strong winds and to be placed inside the bedroom.
Bring in any lightweight furniture and place them inside the lounge area during rain and strong winds.
Electricity Usage Policy
Beach House Property Company has a fair usage policy.
The Average of 15 – 20 Units per day is considered more than sufficient for your stay
Refuse
Should your kitchen bin or any other bin in the property become full please take your rubbish to the nearest bin located on the apartment level or floor.
Cleaning
Note that this is a self-catering unit, and should you require additional housekeeping during your stay you can contact our Guests Relations Team at +27(0) 21 879 1127 for a schedule request.
We have two types of cleaning packages:
1- Basic Housekeeping: Basic cleaning averaging around 2/3 hours (no linen or towel change):
One-bedroom R300.00
Two-bedroom R400.00
Three-bedroom R500.00
Four-bedroom+ R 600.00
2- Deluxe Housekeeping: a full linen change including towels and unit cleaning:
One-bedroom R650.00
Two-bedroom R800.00
Three-bedroom R950.00
Four-bedroom+ R 1,100.00
The fee for the cleaning can be paid in cash, EFT or card.
No Smoking Policy
All our properties are NO SMOKING PROPERTIES. Please take note that if we find that smoking has in fact taken place inside the property you will be fined R1500.00 payable upon departure.
Departure Day
The day before your departure you will be contacted to confirm your departure time. On the day of departure, you are to hand over the keys, remotes, or tags to the Guest Relations Team at your property. Departure is no later than 10:00.
Parties & Social Gatherings
There are to be no parties or social gatherings on the property whatsoever. Visitors are NOT permitted at the property at any time during your stay unless pre-approved with Beach House Property Company staff in advance.
No Noise Policy
Our guests have an excellent reputation for showing consideration for each other when it comes to the mutual enjoyment of our tranquil surroundings. We need to respect the Body Corporate Rules and Regulations. Quiet hours are between 21:00 and 08:00. A fine will be issued if not followed.
Pet policy
We regret that we do not permit pets on the premises.
Damages
Please report any damages that are found on the property within 24hrs of arrival. If not reported the property will be deemed to have been in good order. In the unlikely event of something accidentally being damaged, please inform the Guest Relations team immediately. The guest will be held liable for any damages to equipment, cutlery, crockery, furniture, or the physical property.
Outside & Communal Areas
If there is a communal area near your establishment. Please make sure that all areas are kept clean and left in the same manner as they were found. No glass wear & bottles allowed in communal.
Not adhering to these rules could lead to a R1,500.00 fine.
Emergency Numbers / Helpline
Police
Police Flying squad - 10111
Eden on the Bay Security Control Room
021 554 9855
Law Enforcement 021 554 8003
Table View Police Station - 021 521 3300
Milnerton Police -021 552 2856
Melkbos Police -021 553 2088
Metro Police -021 812 4464
Ambulance
Milnerton Medi-Clinic - 021 529 9000
Metro Ambulance - 10177
ER24 Ambulance - 084 124
South African Paramedic Services
086 122 5599
Netcare Blaauwberg Hospital - 021 554 9000
Fire
Milnerton Fire Brigade: 021 552 2222
Blouberg Fire Brigade
- 021 553 3298
Sea /Nature
Sea Rescue 021 449 3500
NSRI 021 434 4011
Local Banks
ABSA +27 (0) 860 008 600
CAPITEC Bank +27 (0) 860 102 043
First National Bank +27 (0) 87 575 9404
Nedbank +27 (0) 860 555 111
Standard Bank 0860 123 000
Beach House Emergencies
+27 63 480 3948 (Call or WhatsApp)
Places To Visit
Here are some of the finest hot spots in and around the area to get those taste buds excited. With so many different types of cuisine available at your doorstep please find below a short list of our personal favourite choices.
Restaurants And Bars
01 News Café
02 Simply Asia
03 Colcacchios
04 Jerry’s Burger Bar
05 Doodles
06 Onse Huisie
07 Blue Peter
08 Homespun
09 Cubana
10 Catch 22
Shopping Centres
01 Eden on the Bay Shopping Centre
(Multiple Restaurants, Bars, Supermarket, Shopping ATM)
02 Bayside Shopping Mall (Multiple Restaurants, Supermarkets, Shopping, Cinema, Banking)
03 Table Bay Mall (Multiple Restaurants, Supermarkets, Shopping, Banking)
04 Seaside Village (Restaurants, Checkers Hyper and a couple of boutique shops)
Where To Go
01 Century City and Canal Walk Shopping Centre
02 V&A Waterfront
03 Access Park (More than 100 factory shops)
04 Long Street
05 Table Mountain, Signal Hill, and Lions Head
06 Green Point Stadium and Lighthouse
07 Seapoint Promenade
Where To Go Withtin 65Km
08 Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
09 Stellenbosch Winelands
10 Cape of Good Hope
11 Clifton and Camps Bay Beaches
12 Simons Town, Boulders Beach
13 Hout Bay
14 Muizenburg Beach and Kalk Bay
"SO MUCH TO DO, SO LITTLE TIME."
What To Do?
Table Mountain Cable Car
From you living room you can see the Cable Car moving up the mountain right in the middle of Table Mountain. Visit the beautiful and famous landmark, Table Mountain and enjoy the breathtaking views it has to offer the Mother City.
Robben Island
Where Nelson Mandela has been imprisoned for almost 27 years. Enjoy a beautiful boat ride out to one of Cape Town’s most famous historical sites.
Victoria and Alfred Waterfront
You will find the world-famous Waterfront towards the righter bottom side of Table Mountain. Just follow the road next to the beach, can’t be missed. Enjoy many shops, restaurants and more at our beautiful Waterfront.
Two Oceans Aquarium
The aquarium is located at the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront in Cape Town. The aquarium compromises seven exhibitions’ galleries with large viewing windows. There are various activities to keep the young visitors entertained such as puppet shows, arts & crafts. Open views of the old seal pool and the rock hopper penguins swimming. There is a restaurant to get a delicious meal and shop for something small.
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Take the family for a picnic in our botanical garden or walk through the treetops to discover the hidden beauty of the gardens. In summer there are concerts in the evenings and restaurants with delicious cuisine.
Cape of Good Hope
Visit the most famous point just on the other side behind Table Mountain National Park. Don’t forget to stop in between for some Photos while riding the famous Chapmans Peak Drive. Take in the breathtaking views this point has to offer where the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean meet. We recommend takin a walk through from the west to the east side.
Boulders Beach
Get up close and personal with penguins at boulders Beach. Enjoy the sun, sea and quality time with your family and these magnificent animals. This is a perfect to combine with a trip towards Cape of Good Hope. Finish this amazing day with perfect seafood dinner at The Gallery in Fish Hoek.
The Constantia Winelands
Like the taste of fine wine? This is the place for you with its beautiful views of the vineyards and tasty wines the cape has to offer. But to be honest great wines are coming from all over the cape area, so take your time exploring. It might very well be that a small winery you discover today becomes the award winners of the coming.
Camps Bay and Clifton Beaches
Spend the day having some fun in the sun on one of our most beautiful beaches with the blue waters and soft and. The largest Beach (4th) is ideal for families, while (1st to 3rd) are perfect for students and young adults who like to also party during night times.
Inverdoorn Game Reserve
One of the closest game reserves to Cape Town (2,5h) with all the wild animals, South Africa became so famous for. If you are interested to go on safari but don’t like to spend the time flying to the Kruger National Park, a day or night trip to Inverdoorn is the very next best thing staying close to perfectly safe civilisation.
Muizenberg Beach
You will find the world-famous Waterfront towards the rig. Muizenberg is a small town outside Cape Town. Muizenberg is the best known for being one of the most active surfing communities in South Africa. There are many shops, restaurants and coffee shops located along the beach side. Muizenberg has historical attractions along the local hotspots for travellers who are looking to veer off the tourist map.
Stellenbosch Winelands
Stellenbosch is a university town in South Africa's Western Cape province. It's surrounded by the vineyards of the Cape Winelands and the mountainous nature reserves of Jonkershoek and Simonsberg. The town's oak-shaded streets are lined with cafes, boutiques, and art galleries. Cape Dutch architecture gives a sense of South Africa's Dutch colonial history, as do the Village Museum's period houses and gardens.
For The Kids
Cool Runnings
Go hurtling down a half-pipe in a bobsled, flying through the twists and curves as you race along the 1.25 km track. It’s fun, it’s fast, and it’s safe! Cool Runnings is a Cape Town-based family park boasting an intricate course of steel tracks and top-notch, wheeled bobsleds.
Play Putt-Putt in Mouille Point
For a fun afternoon with the family, head to the Putt-Putt (mini-golf) course situated on the promenade in Mouille Point. Try your hand at a round of mini golf. You can choose between playing two different courses. Each course consists of 18 holes of varying difficulty.
Acrobranch Constantia
Hidden deep within the Constantia Nek Forest, in the shadow of the misty mountains, lies this treetop playground. The four obstacle courses – two of which are suitable for young children, while the other two are geared towards teenagers and adults – have all the ziplines, cargo nets, and elevated platforms a budding Indiana Jones could wish for.
The Giraffe House
The Giraffe House Wildlife Awareness Centre in Stellenbosch is more of a farm than a house, home to ostriches, antelope, crocodiles and, of course, giraffes.
Polkadraai Strawberry Farm
This family-friendly farm is the perfect day out for little ones (and big ones, too). Grab a basket and let them roam around the fields picking delicious strawberries. Afterwards, they can enjoy face-painting, tractor and pony rides, and other entertainment.
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SOUTH AFRICAN LINGO
South Africa is such a diverse country with 11 official languages (Afrikaans, English, IsiNdebele, IsiXhosa, IsiZulu, Sesotho sa Leboa, Sesotho, Setswana, siSwati, Tshivenda, Xitsonga) and many unofficial languages such as “Sefrican”. South African English has developed its own unique flavour, borrowing words freely from our 11 other languages. Here are a few “need to know ‘phrases to help you break the cultural ice.
- ag (agh) - Generally used at the beginning of a sentence, to express resignation or irritation, as in “Ag no man! What did you do that for?”
- Babbelas (bub-a-lars). Hangover - usually rather a bad one. From the isiZulu word for hangover isibhabhalazi.
- Bra (brah) or bru - Nothing to do with underwear at all, but an informal term for “my friend” or “mate”, deriving from “brother”. ‘He’s my bra but that team he supports is rubbish’. Bru stems from the Afrikaans for brother, broer.
- Bakkie (buck-ee) - A pick-up truck.
- Boerewors (boor-uh-vors) - Literally, farmers sausage. A savoury sausage developed by the Boers - today’s Afrikaners - some 200 years ago - boerewors is South African food at its most traditional.
- Braai (br-eye) - An outdoor barbecue, where meat such as chicken and boerewors are cooked, served with pap and bredie.
- Droewors (droo-uh-vors) - Dried boerewors, similar to biltong.
- Eina (ay-nuh or ay-nar) - Ouch! Can also mean “sore”.
- Eish (aysh) - Used to express surprise, wonder, frustration or outrage: “Eish! That cut was eina!”
- Howzit- A traditional South African greeting that translates roughly as “How are you?”, “How are things?” Or simply “Hello”.
- Hayibo (hi-ie-boh) - Expression of disbelief or irritation. “Hayibo! erdinand? Captain?”
- Ja (jaa) - Yes
- Jol (jorl) - From the Afrikaans meaning “to party” or “to have a good time”. “C’mon bru, we’re going rolling tonight”.
- lekker (lekk-ir with a rolling r) -Nice, good, great, cool or tasty.
- No-now - Shortly, in a bit: “ill be there now-now.”
- Robots - Traffic ligh
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