Furnished cottages in Johannesburg: don’t believe these myths
Looking for a place to stay in Johannesburg? Furnished cottages are the ideal solution, but there are a few myths about this type of accommodation that need to be debunked. Here are a few explanations that will give you peace of mind:
Myth 1: You won’t have any privacy
Contrary to this opinion, you will have much more privacy staying in a furnished cottage than you would if you were booking your stay at a guest house or hotel. With furnished cottages, you’re basically renting a home away from home and you won’t be bothered by bell-hops or other guests.
Myth 2: You have to book your stay for an extended period
Some people think that you need to book a furnished cottage for months on end, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. At Moonflower Cottages, for example, we offer flexible booking solutions so that you can stay for a night, a weekend, a week or even months. Furnished cottages are the ideal solution if you’re looking for a weekend getaway spot or somewhere to stay while you take care of a business project in Johannesburg.
Myth3: You don’t have any facilities
A furnished cottage isn’t a tiny house in the woods! We’ve got everything from WiFi and kitchen appliances to all the furniture, power outlets and everyday facilities that you will normally use at home.
We are conveniently located near Victory Park shopping centre and very close to Craighall, giving you quick, easy access to all the main roads, attractions and many office parks. For more information about our self-catering accommodation, contact us today.
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