The property itself is quirky and rustic. Excellent location. Close to everything. Great view of the mountains from the balcony. Bed was small for our needs (my partner is 6ft5) so the double bed wasn't ideal. We used our stay in Cape Town as 'down time' on our travels around Africa, I say this only to express that our review is purely based on how the property met our needs & intentions for the time spent there. It's with this in mind that the stay was Ok, not great, due to the never ending construction taking place at the hotel directly to the right of the property. So unless you're up and out the door by 7 sightseeing all day, expect a lot of hammering, shouting, and constant banging all day. Martin was excellent in his communication and as he's abroad was unaware of the construction taking place. Again, just for our personal intentions of getting some R&R, we didn't find the early morning construction noise a welcome experience. Yolandi is as the reviews say, really lovely. A couple of our messages went unanswered but overall she was lovely. The Property could really use a bath mat as getting up out of the sunken shower when the waters not contained properly could be slippery and hazardous at times(again just a suggestion). We loved Cape Town and this property really is in a fantastic location. We felt relatively safe. Anyone considering the property for the coming weeks or months should remember there is a lot of construction going on and it doesn't stop except for Sunday's. Lastly if you're visiting in winter, rug up as the property is lofty and can be very chilly, but there are 2 little heaters to take the edge off. Overall a lovely home just a couple things for us personally that didn't leave us itching to get back. Thank you Martin for opening your home to us and for your quick replies our messages.