PAN was formed in 2000 by a small group of 12 Bed & Breakfast owners. Their vision was to promote the beautiful and conveniently situated area of Pinelands as an accommodation destination of choice for business and leisure travellers alike.
In 2007 PAN appointed an external assessor from the Guest House Association of South Africa (GHASA) to visit and assess non star-graded establishments on an annual basis to ensure that standards were being met.
The star-graded establishments registered with PAN are assessed annually by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa.
Today PAN consists of over 30 establishments offering a range of Bed & Breakfast, Self-Catering and Student Accommodation.
Whichever option you choose, you can be assured of our warm Pinelands hospitality!
Discover the village of Pinelands
Pinelands is arguably the most centrally situated suburb in Cape Town, known affectionately as the 10 minute Suburb Famous for its tree lined avenues, characteristic thatched homes and village atmosphere. Pinelands is the first Garden City in South Africa, featuring lovely parks, a canal, green open spaces and memorials to celebrate its history.
Nestled between the southern & northern suburbs of Cape Town, Pinelands offers you convenient access to all motorways in any direction namely the N2, N1, M5, M3 and N7.
Whether you are going to a business meeting in the city, relaxing on the beach, or walking on our beautiful Table Mountain, you will find your destination a short trip away.
We look forward to hosting you during your stay in our village of Pinelands, we are sure that as many others have, you will return again and again. Come and experience the fragrance of pine needles in summer, snuggle under a warm duvet during our winter storms and enjoy our quiet village atmosphere.
We have many squirrels living amongst us in Pinelands. They simply love all our tall pine trees, some are even permanent residents in our spacious gardens. We ask that you please drive carefully when in the area to save our squirrels from harm.
