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"The place was neat and the host took good care of her guests. The area is nice and safe. I even stayed longer than planned."

"This is definitely not a 4 stars hotel. It must be a 2 stars boutique homestay instead. Room is too small for 2 king bed. Bathroom is too small with old shower stall. Old furniture and squeaking wood floor. Felt unwelcome by the management. Definitely not happy stay and not recommend to others. "

"The staff are warm, friendly and helpful. Lovely breakfast in the morning. Comfortable Room. Melville shopping centre nearby about a 15 minute walk and area felt safe to me. Using uber is a good way to go to areas further out. Very much enjoyed the days tours organised by the guesthouse with tour guide Ephraim. I recommend 84th on 4th Guesthouse as a very nice place to stay in Johannesburg."

"Nice cosy place. Walls and door quite thin though. Neighbourhood seemed relatively safe to walk during the day"

"nice place in a great location. You can easily walk to many bars and restaurants. "

"friendly welcome, great breakfast, conveniently located and themed rooms"

"The room was clean and the location is great, just around the corner from bars. because of Covid, he had no reception anymore, neither breakfast was served but we could just help ourself. which i didn't minded neither. but then all necessary things in the kitchen has to be provided and as well everything should be cleaned every morning, and not only in the afternoon, same as dishwasher, is turned on in the evening, but never emptied. as i did it. but i still would stay again, just because of...

"Overall it`s a nice, but small hotel. Very few rooms and the majority of them are actually rented to full time residents. Staff was extremely friendly and attentive (Please not that the property is unmanned over the weekend). Privacy is an issue at this property and that is the only downside I came across during my 2 night/ 3 day stay. My room was connected to the next door room by a very thin wooden door, that it might as well not have been there, as I could hear every single thing that was...