About Moonglow Guest House
Situated on the slopes of the Simon's Town Mountain Range close to the Boulder's Beach Penguin Colony and Cape Point Nature Reserve, Moonglow Guest House consists of six en-suite double rooms with magnificent sea views. This lovely guest house boasts an upper and a lower deck which are ideal for relaxing, whale watching or enjoying the exquisite surrounding scenery which starts with Glencairn Beach and sweeps around the bay where in the distance you can see the Hangklip mountain and the picturesque navel village of Simonstown
Perfect For
Beach / Coastal
Birding
Moonglow Video
Accommodation Options
Honeybee Room
Queen Bed En suite shower
Access to deck with spectacular views across False Bay.
Grandmother’s Room
King Bed with En suite shower. Single beds on request
The Farm Style Room
King bed Bed with en suite shower. Single beds on request. Lesser seaview but secluded.
The Nautical Room
Queen Bed with side seaview to Simon's Town and Ensuite Shower.
Secluded for those guests who prefer a private atmosphere.
Best View of Simon’s Town
King bed . Single beds on request
Very light corner room, opening up onto the deck with views over the bay and to Simon's Town
Sunrise Room
Queen bed.
Glass doors offer deck access and a view of the Hottentot Holland Mountains across False Bay
At a Glance
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Rating:
★★★★
- Rooms: 6
- Check In: 14:00
- Check Out: 10:00
- Languages: Afrikaans, English
From the Archives
We've proudly represented Moonglow Guest House since 2004. Here is a nostalgic look at their entry from our 2017 Printed Guide Book.
GUEST HOUSE - SIMON'S TOWN
"Nestled between pristine mountains and the ocean, Moonglow offers easy access to all the activities along the Cape Point Route. The accommodation has an elegant yet personal feel with extensive views across False Bay. 4-Star Guest House. Wi-Fi | Children 12+ welcome."
Vintage Portfolio Collection • 2017 Edition
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