The apartment complex with two pools surrounded by garden and the view from the apartment are fantastic.
However, the apartment itself is designed to the most basic necessities. It really needs furniture and plants to make it feel like a home rather than an shell.
The feeling of management budgeting is extended to having only 2 coffee pods for the entire stay (we were staying multiple nights), no decaf tea options and an iron board with no cover so unusable.
The welcome message on the fridge was cold, saying to leave the place as clean as we found it (I was charged a large cleaning fee in the booking), and a final message reminded me of when to leave the property - and I was ready to after these multiple little frustrations. all in all they took every possible moment that mattered and made it bare and memorable in a bad way.
The whole point of air nbn is to stay in a home. There are far more homely places to stay in Cape Town.