My husband and I stayed at the King George Protea Hotel in George to enable us to play golf nearby at the George Golf Course which is a favourite of ours. We would have been better staying at the nearby Wilderness village in one of the local superb B and B's and driving to the golf club. I think the... more

We were 4 Irish people aged between 55 and 67 yrs of age. who stayed 3 nights. Rooms were very nice and particularly the bathrooms with really good power showers. Service was the "pits" in both Dining room and at Reception, Staff were Neither helpful or polite. We were 2 and 1/4 hours in the dining room on the only... more

Checking in was a bit hectic. We picked a bad time for our two day stay as it clashed with TWO weddings that were taking place on our first day. Whilst the senior staff were excellent and knew their stuff, they were too stretched with the double events and the more junior staff were struggling.Would recommend for couples asking for... more

Had a 2 night stay at the King George in February on our way down the Garden Route. Superb rooms that were kept spotlessly clean and the breakfast was as good as you'll get. We also used the hotel shuttle bus to visit George. We used a restaurant called Reel and Rustic, which was recommended in a folder that reception... more

Having decided to spend a day on the Outeniqua Tjoe Choo ( 9am to 5pm) we decided we needed two nights in George – the night before the train journey and the evening after to avoid looking for places in the early morning or after dark. Because we wouldn’t be spending long at the hotel we decided to go for... more