Hi Jenny O, Apologies, the notification for your question seemed to be delayed. For one to one lessons, R650 per hour and for group lessons (2 or more students), R475 per hour. We normally reccomend 10 hours to get you going. I hope that helps. Kind regards Vicki

Dear Philip, Thak you for your questions. We are based in the Western Cape but we are outside of the Cape Town City. ‘Day Zero’ (water being turned off in taps) is being planned for the Cape Town City as the water supply to the city is via some of the dams with the lowest volume of water at this point. Our water in Langebaan is from a different dam and we have a lesser population but saying that we are not sure if we will have the same scenario, we do however have slightly lesser restrictions in place. So at the moment we are all supposed to be using 100l or less per day for all our water use in Langebaan (laundry, toilet, showers, cleaning, cooking etc). Cape Town is going down to 50l from 1 February, we don’t know if Langebaan users will have to use less water at that date yet – we don’t get any advance warning from our local council. At the hotel we have a well point with non-potable water so we are able to currently fill our pool twice a week and we also use this water for cleaning floors etc. We are currently only restricted to use our well point on a Tuesday and Saturday and we hope that this won’t be restricted any further. We have been able to keep our pool open through the last few months. We also have a pool cover to prevent evaporation when guests are not swimming. We do request that guests have shorter showers and we do provide a bucket for guests to catch their shower water. With this water we ask guests to consider flushing their toilet with this or they can leave it for us to water our garden. To date we have not had any feedback from the council that the taps will be turned off in Langebaan, its only in Cape Town City and suburbs that will so far be affected by this. Although I can’t give you a definitive answer, I can assure you that we would make your stay as comfortable as possible. Please do let me know if there is anything further that I can assist with. Kind regards Vicki

Hi Philip, With our pool cover that we use to prevent water evaporation we find that the water temperature has increased. We have fewer windy days in April so you will likely be able to swim comfortably on a warm day. Kind regards Vicki

Dear Clive, Thank you for your message. Our prices were fixed at R45 for an extensive amount of time and we did not increase this price irrespective of price increases that we got from suppliers. We did have to increase the price in September as we had absorbed increases from suppliers through the year. You may not be aware but poultry and eggs have also very recently gone up in price extensively due to avian flu, this is the reason for the most recent increase unfortunately and it is something out of our hands as all suppliers have increased prices on poultry products. Should prices decrease in this regard, we would certainly adjust our prices accordingly. It is not related to the Euro nor visitors but you are still getting a good value breakfast that is inclusive of a good mug of filter coffee as well as juice. Should you feel that our R60 breakfast is not sufficient, we do offer a full buffet for R120 where it is not limited. I hope that helps. Kind regards Vicki

Hello, Thank you for your enquiry. I am not sure what booking portal you are searching on but we do have double or twin rooms. A double is a king size bed and a twin room is two single beds. You just have to make sure that if it is two of you that you mark that you are booking for two guests. You are more than welcome to send a booking request direct to us, this email address is available on our website (I am not able to insert it here unfortunately). I hope that helps. Kind regards Vicki