Bedrock Lodge

I called ahead to say we were arriving at 6 pm, only to discover that I'd accidentally booked for the right date in the wrong month. The manageress very kindly helped us by giving us the only available accommodation she had, which was short of one bed but otherwise perfect. We arrived in the dark and she had waited t show us in, we gratefully settled in - got takeaways from the hotel one block away and had a very good night's rest. There was a TV with some DSTV channels, and heated blankets on the beds! The water was hot and had good pressure, but the bath was generally in need of some minor repairs. The property is old and obviously battered by the sea and Atlantic weather but is nonetheless cozy, functional and has a very interesting historical air about it. Overall a great place to stay if you're stopping in PN for a night, or a few.

We had an excellent experience, from the helpfulness of the two ladies who assisted us, so the comfort and cleanliness of the rooms, as well as the fantastic sea-views. The history of the building is incredible, and so are the artifacts and collector's pieces on display for all to appreciate.

The house was clean and neat No water when there is load shedding is a problem The outside garden and braai area needs some attention it looks scruffy and braai had no grid and was messy Awesome spot but with a little tlc could be so much better

Place is very nice and neat, the only thing that was a little disappointing was the condition of the toilet. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Also, nice and Sentral to where you need to be, shops and eating places

Delightful visit to a 'fun', old, creaking and historic building; while the word quaint is apt I fear it's a rather overused adjective for a clean, friendly and welcoming BnB lodging. My stay was a complete joy and to be widely recommended.

Charming historic retreat. Friendly and warm welcome by the hosts. Basic breakfast but prepared with love. The Grace Room offers warmth, comfort and a spacious bathroom, with all the magic of a bygone era.