Hotel Directory - Page 3

A charming, family-run boutique hotel in the heart of historical Tulbagh village, just 90 minutes from Cape Town. With just five luxuriously appointed suites, the Tulbagh Hotel treats every guest to a warm and personal welcome. The building itself is a fully restored, colonial home, one of many such graceful homes that line the streets of this unique village. Dinner times are a treat for those who choose to dine in, with the in house chef preparing wonderful dishes, made from the freshest produce of the Tulbagh Valley and surrounds, complimented naturally, by a fine selection of local wines. The Tulbagh Valley with her scenic mountains, and flowering meadows, has been a favourite escape for generations, and visitors today can choose from a wide range of activities, including horse riding, fishing, bird watching and more. - [Tulbagh Hotel]

Set at the foot of Table Mountain, the iconic luxury hotel offers 144 guestrooms and is situated within a sprawling garden estate. The Mount Nelson Hotel is situated in the historic city center and close to the bustling Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, as well as some of Cape Town?s best beaches. It is also close to the trendy areas of Kloof and Long Street, as well as the Company's Garden and the Museum Mile, which is home to many museums, art galleries and monuments. Guests can enjoy excellent cuisine paired with fine wine at the onsite restaurant. The five-star hotel is an ideal choice for travelers seeking a beautiful atmosphere close to the many attractions of city center. - [Mount Nelson Hotel]

Superbly situated on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, overlooking the V&A Waterfront district. The five-star Radisson Waterfront Hotel offers guests a choice of 177 luxuriously appointed rooms, all with breathtaking ocean views. Convenient to many of Cape Town?s attractions, guests can simply stroll to the local beaches, enjoy the great shopping and vibrant atmosphere of the V&A Waterfront Development, or explore the downtown area. The in-house restaurant, Tobago?s, is one of the city?s finest, and the lunchtime buffet is a firm favourite amongst Cape Town?s business community. While in Cape Town, dont miss the obligatory trip up Table Mountain to admire the spectacular views of the entire cape. Those with energy can choose from any one of the numerous hiking routes to the summit, or for the lass energetic, the cable car would be the gentile option. - [Radisson Waterfront Hotel]

Right near a market and close to Long Street, this is a fine, centrally located hotel with good food and reasonable rates. Don?t be afraid to ask how the hotel reception can help you; they go out of their way here to be of service. Get around on foot near plenty of restaurants and pubs or make it a night in at the hotel. Drop by the pool and sauna for something to do; immaculate and in a nice setting with expert lighting. But before you do anything be sure and grab a breakfast; excellent food and great prices make it an excellent place to begin your day. For getting to the V&A waterfront or Table Mountain you?re within a manageable distance, but for getting around on foot you?re perfectly located. - [Park Inn Hotel]

The 12 story hotel offers 104 well-appointed guestrooms and is ideally situated in the heart of the city, close to the International Convention Center. The Townhouse Hotel is 20km from the Cape Town International Airport and seven kilometers from the beach. Located in the heart of Cape Town, guests are within walking distance to many shopping centers, as well as the historic South African Parliament Buildings, Rondebosch Golf Course and the International Convention Centre. Other attractions that are easily accessible include Robben Island, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and the Table Mountain Cableway. The four-star hotel provides guests with excellent accommodations in the heart of Cape Town. - [Townhouse Hotel]