San Antonio Guest House

The staff were friendly and helpful, and the accommodation was amazing, clean, neat, and well kept. Breakfast was made to order and nicely prepared. I’ll go back again.

It’s tucked away somewhere peaceful, and the calm atmosphere hits you as soon as you arrive. We were welcomed warmly, had good food, and the rooms were spacious for a guesthouse. I’d happily recommend it to anyone visiting Lesotho.

The setting is a plus: a quiet road in a good location, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was okay, though there wasn’t any bread on our first morning. Our room was tiny and right by reception, so people coming and going made it noisy. There was no bathroom door, which wasn’t great when sharing with colleagues or friends, and the spotlight outside shone through the thin blinds and kept the room bright at night. It wasn’t a bad stay, but those things could be better.

The rooms were roomy enough, with modern showers and guest towels already packed in each one. The place itself is lovely and clean. I wasn’t happy with the breakfast, though. For all three days it was the same eggs, baked beans and tomato, with cereal as the only other choice. There was no juice at first, just tea and coffee. Orange juice appeared on the second day after another white guest arrived, but none of us drank it. A week earlier in Swaziland we’d had muffins, scones, juice, spreads and bread, so the lack of variety here really stood out. My room also had single beds, which I didn’t like, and the first chef had a bit of an attitude. Better breakfast choices could help this place earn five-star ratings.