We wanted to experience South Africa, the local lifestyle and interact with the population and learn about the diversity of this country. One of adventure was staying at Vicki’s B&B in the township of Khayelitsha, the fastest growing township in Cape Town. Vicki, her husbands and daughter were fantastic, we felt welcomed in their home and they cooked great food. We enjoyed the sunset walk in the township meeting their neighbors. We learned a lot talking to them and appreciate all South Africans. An experience we will cherish!
Bruce & Flo -USA

Vicki's B&B was a delight to visit in Khayelitsha. We didn't actually get to stay there but I wish I had. The hostess, Vicki's daughter, was very gracious and showed us this beautiful gem. The rooms are all furnished differently and are spotless. There are 2 rooms with their own bathrooms. Other guests there reported that the food was good. Next time I go to Capetown, I will stay there.

I didn't actually stay at Vick's B & B only visited. It was at the end of the holiday to Cape Town & had i known about it sooner i would have loved to have stayed a night here in the Township of Khayelitsha with Vicky.The photos in the reviews are very out of date & i am now posting new ones.
The B & B began in one container but now is several & the inside is amazing.On our visit Vick's daughters took us on a walkabout in the Township & we also visited the kindergarten which Vicky helps fund so children can be safe while parents work. Vicky said to us that although they may be poor, they are also proud.
Opposite the B & B is the Waterfront bar where a large beer & a cola cost the grand sum of 84p.

Stayed a night in Vicky’s wonderful township B&B in Khayelitsha. Far better than just oggling from a minibus ‘township tour’. Never felt safer on our holiday. Experience something that most white South Africans unfortunately never will. If you do, say “Molu Vicky, unjani!” from Geoff & Tracey.