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‘Robin Hood’ nabbed for smoking dagga on beach

20 March 2017 By Alan

Somerset Guest House

Somerset Guest House

Click HERE for Somerset Guest House rates and booking info.
This gracious colonial house was built in 1903 and is situated in a quiet avenue in the suburb of Glenwood in Durban.

The high ceilings and natural Oregon pine floors characterize the quiet, understated charm of Somerset Guest House. All six en-suite bedrooms are on the upper floor and are equipped with air conditioners, ceiling fans, extra long beds, tea and coffee-making facilities and clock radios. Other facilities offered are a swimming pool, safe off-street parking, a TV lounge and a bar. A full English breakfast is served.

The guest house is 3 km from Durban’s city centre and only 5 km from the beautiful Durban beaches, perfect for a surf or just relaxing.

Click HERE for Somerset Guest House rates and booking info.
Facilities:

Swimming Pool

Languages Spoken:

English

Grading:

AA Recommended

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