The Cape Grace is situated on the West Quay of Cape Town‘s Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, overlooking the international yacht basin.  Cape Grace occupies one of the most desirable positions in the Cape.  Opened in December 1996, The Cape Grace is an elegant hotel featuring architecture that reflects the strong French historical influence on the Cape.  Leading South African architects and designers drew inspiration from the opulence and luxury of such great European hotels as the Amstel Inter-Continental of Amsterdam and The Gritti Palace of Venice (both also situated on water), in addition to the classical proportions of Cape Town landmarks such as the Natural History Museum.

The hotel is the perfect base for both business and leisure travelers, and comes fully equipped with every modern convenience.  Furniture of the finest design and quality grace the public and private rooms.  Every one of the 92 bedrooms and 12 suites are luxuriously appointed.  All contain lounge areas, walk-in dressing rooms, bathrooms with separate showers and double vanities, so as to cater to the privacy and individuality of its guests.  All rooms have French doors opening to exquisite views of Table Mountain, the yacht basin, or the working harbor.  Other hotel facilities include a boardroom, private guest lounge, swimming pool and 24 hour room service.  The cuisine is contemporary and relaxed.  The restaurant and cocktail bar both have viewing terraces overlooking the newly-constructed bascule bridge, which will function as a gateway for the passing yachts.

As the Cape Grace is situated in the heart of the Waterfront, numerous leisure activities abound.  The Victoria Wharf offers up market shops, restaurants, cinemas, and a theatre.  The hotel is situated three minutes from the city center, and is within easy reach of Cape Town’s art galleries, museums, botanical gardens, wine farms and beaches.

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The restored manor house and former perfumery dating back to 1890, is situated on the outskirts of the village and is surrounded by enchanting vineyards and majestic mountains. An hour’s drive from Cape Town makes it the perfect getaway for anyone visiting the Western Cape.

The Country House and Villas offers 14 luxury rooms and 12 Villas Suites. All the rooms offer features and facilities expected of a first class hotel. Almost all rooms lead out onto private balconies or private patio with magnificent views.

A complimentary sherry can be enjoyed in one of the guest lounges alongside a crackling log-fire, creating a welcoming atmosphere in winter.

The Villa Suites are very luxurious, are each a 100sqm in size and boasts a fireplace, dvd player, individual satellite tv, 2 air-conditioners, 2 balconies, and many more unexpected luxuries!

During summer, guests laze at one of the two pools (one heated) with beautiful mountain vistas, visit the boutique wine-farms in Franschhoek, or stroll in the charming town found by the French Huguenots.
The in house Monneaux restaurant, voted as one of South Africa’s Top Restaurants, has become known for its innovative Modern French Cuisine, prepared with fresh, well sourced ingredients and is exquisitely presented.

A-la-Carte lunches are served on the magnificent new fountain terrace whilst dinner is served in the understated, yet elegant, dining room or enclosed verandah. The wine list emphasizes local wines that can also be enjoyed by the glass in the cozy wine bar or underground cellar.

Franschhoek Country House and Villas is situated on the R45 route, 1 km before the main town of Franschhoek.
Attention to detail and friendly personal service completes the experience at this fine country retreat.

Conference facilities for up to 45 delegates is available in the new modern but elegant club room with all the
expected equipment.

Situated in Greenpoint, The Cape Royale enjoys a prime location just a few minutes walk from the vibrant Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. All 91 suites feature contemporary decor, luxurious fabrics, fine textures and carefully selected artwork, to create an ambiance of under-stated luxury. Generously proportioned, each includes a bedroom and en-suite bathroom, entertainment and lounge area, dining room and fully fitted kitchen with top of the range appliances. Additional facilities include a choice of three restaurants, Spa and Wellness Center, gym, and a roof deck pool and bar. All the suites enjoy views of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and Table Mountain.

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Situated on the renowned Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, One & Only Cape Town boasts stunning views of Table Mountain and Signal Hill. Contemporary African flair emerges throughout the resort, a perfect compliment to this vibrant city.

The seven story Marina Rise features 91 spacious rooms and suites, its crescent-shaped architecture affording all rooms views of the majestic Table Mountain. At the center of the waterfront, two lushly landscaped islands feature 40 suites as well as the One & Only Spa offering a range of holistic treatments.

Whether in the Marina Rise or the Islands, all air conditioned rooms feature clean lines, contemporary art and dark African details. En-suite bathrooms include oversized bath, roomy shower, private toilet, and his / hers sinks. Other in room amenities include a multimedia entertainment system with satellite flat screen television, DVD/CD player, hair dryer, mini bar, Nespresso machine, safe, in-room business services (multi-adaptor, fax/computer hook-ups, three phone, two-line communication system), MP3 docking station and complimentary Wi-Fi access.

The resort boasts two world class restaurants for guests to induldge in. Nobu, by legendary Michelin-starred chef Nobu Matsuhisa, offers world class Japanese cuisine with a contemporary twits. Reuben’s, by local celebrity chef Reuben Riffel, specializes in deceptively simple bistro fare in a sophisticated brasserie setting. Both restaurants are connected by Vista Bar, with unparalled views of Table Mountain.

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Known as South Africa’s “Mother City”, beautiful Cape Town lies on the southwestern tip of the African continent. Its historical significance dates as far back as the 15th century, having played a crucial role in the booming spice route to and from Asia. Cape Town would also go on to play a central role in the struggle against apartheid as Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu and other freedom fighters were imprisoned on Robben Island.

Today Cape Town has emerged as one of Africa’s most vibrant and beautiful cities, boasting scenery sure to astound even the most seasoned traveler. Magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean are set against Cape Town’s hallmark Table Mountain, a truly unique feat of geology. Be sure to make the journey by cable car, or hiking trail for the more adventurous, to the flat summit of Table Mountain and take in rare and dramatic views of the city. Cape Town’s rich culture leaves no shortage of world-class hotels, restaurants, and shopping. The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront offers a vast array of shops sure to keep you busy. Cape Town also serves as a great base for day trips into the surrounding Winelands where you’ll have a chance to visit some of South Africa’s premiere world famous wine estates.

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Situated between the backdrop of Table Mountain and Cape Town’s renowned Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Southern Sun Waterfront forms a convenient and scenic haven from which to explore the Mother City’s eclectic mix of cultural diversity, natural beauty and historical interest. 546 air-conditioned en suite rooms boast classy decor with an edge as well as all amenities including satellite television, wireless internet access, tea/coffee maker, in room safe, and hairdryer.

Within Southern Sun Waterfront you will find the newly renovated Yizani restaurant, the name meaning “Come in… Welcome” in Xhosa. The focus here is authentically South African, offering guests a unique dining experience. Other hotel facilities include a bar, gym, and swimming pool.

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More Quarters combines apartment living with the service and hospitality of a hotel. Ideally located just off Kloof Street, guests can walk to both restaurants and boutique shops, becoming a part of the city’s cosmopolitan way of life. Exclusive and casual retailers and eateries all lay within walking distance of More Quarters.

This Hotel, as with all the other properties within the More Hotels portfolio, is privately operated and managed by a family of incredible staff. 9 one-bedroom apartments and 2 two-bedroom apartments form the ideal base for families seeking a secluded retreat from which to explore Cape Town.
Access to other tourist attractions is easy and surprisingly free of congestion especially during peak season periods. Table Mountain is at your doorstep, Lions Head is a stone’s throw away and the beautiful beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay are just over Kloofnek – the opportunities are endless!

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The Cape Cadogan offers guests highly personalized service in an elegant, sophisticated hotel combined with the Cape café vibe. Its stately double story Georgian and Victorian building dates back to the 19th century; originally a farmhouse, it was “Victorianized” in 1912 and in 1984 the building itself was declared a national monument.

Today, this “Bohemian Chic” hotel offers 12 luxuriously appointed en suite bedrooms decorated with an eclectic mix of contemporary and antique furniture. The theme is drawn in part from Irish literary legend Oscar Wilde, known for his bohemian lifestyle throughout Europe and New York City in the latter part of the 19th century.

Comfortable public areas include a lounge with an open fireplace, garden and pool area, and a library where you can relax and read or go online at the computer terminal provided for your convenience. Guests enjoy personal attention from the hotel staff, sharing local knowledge and making suggestions for local sightseeing.

The Cape Cadogan is well positioned in the heart of Cape Town, just a few steps away from the vibrant Kloof Street, with its roadside cafes, restaurants and stylish bars. Furthermore, Table Mountain, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and the beaches of Camps Bay are just a short drive away.

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This 5 star hotel is located in the well known Victoria & Alfred Waterfront complex. It features an elegant Victorian exterior and strikes a lovely harmony with the historical ambiance of the area, with Table Mountain providing a classic backdrop. Trussed timber ceilings, tulip-bowl lights and upholstered armchairs invite guests to relax in the lounge area, while a string quartet offers a soothing background.

Accommodation comes in the form of 329 rooms, all equipped with creature comforts such as walk in cupboards, 24 hr room & valet service, fully stocked mini bars, voice mail, & satellite TV. The hotel also offers other facilities such as a fully equipped gym, sauna & spa, jacuzzi, and swimming pool. There are a number of restaurants and other eateries on the premises. For those wishing to venture further, the hotel is connected to the V& A shopping mall, which offers an exceptional range of shops, bars, restaurants and other entertainment facilities.

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The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Hotel is located in Cape Town’s historic 1904 North Quay warehouse. Hotel guests are treated to superb views of Table Mountain, Table Bay, and the working harbor.  The hotel boasts 68 comfortably furnished, air-conditioned, double bedrooms, each with a fully stocked mini-bar, television, radio, and hairdryer.  Alongside the Alfred Basin’s working dock lies the hotel’s relaxed continental restaurant, the Waterfront Café, as well as an elegant cocktail bar.  The Waterfront offers many interesting shops and boutiques, a shopping mall, cinemas, theater, restaurants and cafés, bistros and bars, a local brewery, as well as historic buildings, a maritime museum and other places of interest.  The city centre is only minutes away and there is a regular shuttle bus service, which takes you from the front of the hotel to the heart of the city and Sea Point.

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