Visiting South Africa and wondering where to stay in Cape Town? Arriving in a new city is exciting, exhilarating, and at times confusing. How do you make the best of what the city has to offer? Are you looking for adventure? A quiet beach getaway of rest and relaxation? Are you on the hunt to discover a cities heart and soul, and submerge yourself into the life of the people?
Cape Town is one of South Africa's most popular cities. The vibrant cosmopolitan vibe attracts all manner of travellers seeking city getaways, beach breaks, and South African culture. Cape Town is bursting with natural beauty. From the majesty of Table mountain defining the skyline, the dramatic Twelve Apostles, and the allure of flawless coastlines. The year-round fabulous weather makes for a perfect beach break, and the proudly blended culture of ethnicity creates a colourful city of culinary greatness and charming hospitality. Coincidentally, the nearby Cape Winelands are world renowned and should not be missed.
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Where to stay in Cape Town
When it comes to accommodation in Cape Town, the possibilities are endless. Each diverse neighbourhood boasts unique sights and attractions. Whether it be the exploring the colourful neighbourhood of Bo-Kaap, topping up your tan on the glorious beaches along the Atlantic Seaboard, or witnessing a piece of history on Robben Island. Helpfully, the city is divided into two main sections separated by Table Mountain in the centre: City Bowl, and the Atlantic Seaboard.
City bowl features Woodstock, Vredehoek, Oranjezicht, Tamboerskloof, Gardens, the CBD, Bo-Kaap, the V&A Waterfront and De Waterkant.
The Atlantic Seaboard is comprised of Mouille Point, Green Point, Sea Point / Three Anchor Bay, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, Clifton, Camps Bay, Bakoven, and Llandudno.
City Bowl Neighbourhoods
The city Bowl features the North side of Table Mountain, stretching inland towards the East.
City Bowl / CBD - Clubs, Bars & Restaurants at your fingertips
Why stay in City Bowl / CBD
The CBD is at the heart of it all. Staying here will have you close to clubs, bars, and delectable restaurants on every corner. The accommodation on offer is supremely varied, from low budget hostels and cosy guesthouses to boutique stays and luxury hotels. There's something to suit everyone and you'll be right at the centre of public transport with easy access to the whole city. Bee Street is a must-visit destination for foodies, and open galleries and street food fairs burst into action on the first Thursday of every month.
Why avoid City Bowl / CBD
As in most city centres, it can get seriously busy and accommodation in the very centre is sparse.
Where to stay in City Bowl / CBD
Taj Luxury Suite
Located in the City Bowl, Cape Town, Taj Luxury Suite has a fitness centre and a terrace. The property provides guests with access to a restaurant, 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comSignature Lux Hotel by ONOMO, Waterfront
Signature Lux Hotel by ONOMO is located 5 minutes' drive from the famous V&A Waterfront and a short walk from the CTICC. The hotel features a restaurant and free WiFi is available.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comParliament Hotel
Located in the heart of Cape Town, Parliament Hotel is just over 650 yards from St. George’s Cathedral. The Cape Town International Convention Center is 5 minutes' drive and the V&A Waterfront a 10-minute drive away.
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Why stay in Woodstock
Woodstock is a bursting hub of creatives, dreamers, and passion chasers the likes you'd find in Brooklyn, New York. Still considered an up and coming area, it's affordable, cheap to get around and only 10 minutes from the City Bowl. Woodstock is an interesting area to take refuge if you're a fan of festivals, farm stalls, and internationally recognised street art. Many young business entrepreneurs and startups have adopted the area as a base and so an eclectic mix of people have begun to bloom in the area.
Why avoid Woodstock
Gritty, artsy, and full of passion. Woodstock is a dreamers paradise, but as it's still a little rough around the edges in certain areas there are safer places to choose.
Where to stay in Woodstock
Swift Studios
Swift Studios in Cape Town features accommodation 2.7 miles from CTICC, 3.1 miles from Long Street and 4.3 miles from V&A Waterfront. With mountain views, this accommodation offers a terrace.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comDoubleTree by Hilton Cape Town Upper Eastside
DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Town Upper Eastside is a chic 4-star hotel featuring a gym, stylish rooms decorated with warm colours and fitted with air-conditioning and a flat-screen satellite TV.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comGardens - Best for living like a local
Why stay in Gardens
If you seek to discover the secrets of the locals and stay somewhere less touristy, Gardens is a perfect choice. Kloof Street is within walking distance, full of local restaurants and a variety of local shops, including the famous Mabu Vinyl from the movie 'Searching for Sugar Man.' Guest House accommodation in Gardens, is great for couples, families, and travellers coveting a more relaxed vibe in the city. If you're looking for the party scene, Gardens has that too. Staying in Long Street is convenient to stagger back to your hostel after a night on the town.
Why avoid Gardens
The Gardens area is generally safe all around but take caution wandering around in the early hours. Take an Uber if you venture too far from your place.
Where to stay in Gardens
Derwent House
With a solar-heated pool and outdoor Jacuzzi, this boutique hotel is located just a 2-minute walk from the restaurants and shops in Kloof Street. Derwent House offers free fibre-optic WiFi.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comHippo Boutique Hotel
Just a 5-minute walk from the Company Gardens and situated close to Cape Town's business district, Hippo Boutique Hotel offers stylish accommodation in the heart of Cape Town.
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Offering views of Table Mountain and the city, Sunsquare Cape Town is located 1.2 miles from the Company Gardens. It features an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and bar.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comOranjezicht and Tamboerskloof - Best harbour views
Why stay in Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof
Another couple of areas set to make you feel like a local are Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof. Affluent residential areas on the surroundings of the City Bowl. Sloping on the banks of Lion's Head and Table Mountain, they each offer great views across both the city and the stunning harbour. Kloof street and Gardens are also in walking distance.
Why avoid Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof
Accommodation in these neighbourhoods can get relatively expensive but the views are worth the cost.
Where to stay in Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof
Redbourne Hilldrop
Redbourne Hilldrop situated in Oranjezicht on the upper slopes of Table Mountain boasts stunning views of Cape Town and the harbour, as well as the mountain.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comAcorn House
Acorn House is situated in an early 20th-century residence and features panoramic views of the bay and Table Mountain. It has an outdoor pool surrounded by lush gardens and offers guest rooms with free Wi-Fi.
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Offering a barbecue and views of the Table Mountain, Glory Guesthouse is set in Oranjezicht, Cape Town, 1.5 miles from Greenmarket Square.
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Why stay in the Observatory Neighborhood
Locally known as Obs and bustling with an eclectic array of people. A mecca for backpackers filled with affordable hostel accommodation. As well as restaurants, shops, and bars catering for all tastes. Nightlife here is a constant buzz and the neighbourhood is on the main transport link, or a mere 10 minutes drive from the City Bowl.
Why avoid the Observatory Neighborhood
Observatory is the main hub for backpackers visiting Cape Town, so if partying until the wee hours isn't your thing there are much quieter neighbourhoods to choose from.
Where to stay in the Observatory Neighborhood
Maison De Ville by Totalstay
Maison De Ville by Totalstay is located in the Gardens district of Cape Town. Guests can go for a swim in the outdoor pool. The villa features a living room and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven. The relaxing garden has a barbecue.
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Cape Town, Cape Town Micro Apartments provides accommodation with a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a toaster. There is a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries.
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Why stay in Bo-Kaap
The colourful neighbourhood of Bo-Kaap has a rich history and gives a real authentic look at the cultural landscape of Cape Town. Featuring iconic, vibrant houses of baby pink and blue, lime green, turquoise, lilac, orange and all colours of the rainbow that date back to the 1750s. The residents that call the colourful houses along the cobbled streets home are the descendants of the freed slaves. African, Indian, Sri Lankan, Malaysian and inhabitants of the Indonesian Archipelago who first communised the area and began their lives in Cape Town. The varied history of Cape Malay cuisine can be tasted in many restaurants in the area.
Why avoid Bo-Kaap
Bo-Kaap can be a little unsafe in the evening and it is not advised to walk around at night.
Where to stay in Bo-Kaap
Nazari House
Nazari House features rooms with a TV with satellite channels. Certain rooms feature a seating area to relax in after a busy day. You will find a coffee machine in the room. There is a 24-hour front desk at the property.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comMolo Lolo Lodge
Molo Lolo Lodge is located in the trendy De Waterkant, just a 10-minute walk from the city centre. It has a rooftop terrace offering a 360-degree view of the city, Table Mountain and harbour.
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Situated on the slopes of Signal Hill Nature Reserve, overlooking Cape Town’s historical Bo-Kaap district. It features an outdoor pool with terrace and modern rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comV&A Waterfront - Best access to Robben Island & Whale watching tours
Why stay in V&A Waterfront
The working harbour of V&A Waterfront is one of the most popular places to visit in South Africa. It offers fantastic views, with the glistening water of the harbour packed with colourful vessels out front and Table Mountain looming at its back. Views, seaside dining, luxury shopping and ocean activities are just some of the opportunities on offer. As a place to stay, this is where you'll find your high-end luxury accommodation. V&A Waterfront is the main stop for the City Sightseeing bus routes. It's not cheap, but is well connected and has everything you need right on the doorstep. Including Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.
Why avoid V&A Waterfront
If you're on a budget it's not the cheapest place to base yourself.
Where to stay in V&A Waterfront
The Manor House at the Queen Victoria Hotel
Located in Cape Town, 750 yards from V&A Waterfront, The Manor House at the Queen Victoria Hotel provides accommodation with a fitness centre. In a prime location in the Waterfront district, the property is situated 2.3 miles from Long Street and 5 miles from CTICC. Guests can chill in the outdoor swimming pool.
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The Radisson RED Hotel V&A Waterfront Cape Town is the first of its kind, focusing on art, fashion and music to connect people. The hotel features a rooftop sun terrace and views of the sea.
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Set in a restored 19th-Century prison, this hotel features modern rooms with panoramic Table Mountain views. Its ground-floor café overlooks V&A Waterfront and serves lights snacks on its patio.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comDe Waterkant - Best for LGBTQ community
Why stay in De Waterkant
De Waterkant is a busy quarter on the shoulder of the city that has evolved into Cape Town's gay and lesbian capital. The little-cobbled square is surrounded by restaurants, bars, and clubs and has a friendly atmosphere.
Why avoid De Waterkant
A tiny area, it lacks accommodation and has a heavy party scene.
Where to stay in De Waterkant
Cape Finest Guesthouse
Cape Finest Guesthouse offers luxury accommodation in a modern setting in the heart of Cape Town. The guest house offers Free WiFi access throughout, a daily maid service, and a furnished balcony with spectacular city views.
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Located in Cape Town's historic De Waterkant, Man and Tree House offers modern self-catering studios with balcony and city views. Free WiFi is available. Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is 3.4 miles away.
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Property 24-7 is fitted with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Some units have a balcony and/or patio. There is also a dining area and a kitchen equipped with an oven. A microwave and coffee machine are also provided. Every unit is equipped with a private bathroom with a bath or shower and free toiletries.
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Stretching across the Northern and Western coasts around Table Mountain. The Atlantic Seaboard area consists of upmarket neighbourhoods and some of South Africas best beaches.
The sister neighbourhoods of Clifton and Camps Bay are an opulent coastal hub of mansions and posh homes overlooking the Atlantic. Though these areas often attract the likes of celebrities, they still offer a range of affordable accommodation for those seeking fresh air and encapsulating sea views.
Clifton - Best for beach variety
Why stay in Clifton
Clifton has four beaches, which are regarded as some of the most beautiful in the world. Soft, pristine sand dappled with many boulders to shelter from the breeze. At each beach, you'll discover a different crowd. Clifton 1st beach is number one for sports lovers. It also welcomes travellers of the furry kind! 2nd beach is for everyone else, LGBTQ friendly and perfect for topping up your tan, as is the 3rd beach. The 4th beach is the best for families. With plenty of space, fabulous facilities and lifeguards. Each beach provides fantastic views of the mountain ranges.
Why avoid Clifton
The beaches are naturally pretty busy but make for a great spot for people watching, a bit of volleyball or a crisp dip in the cool ocean.
Where to stay in Clifton
Cape View Clifton
Cape View Clifton is overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, offering splendid views from each of the suites. It offers a pool and fitness centre. Clifton Beach is about 1.9 miles away.
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Clifton Sunsets is located in Cape Town, 350 yards from Viewpoint. The rooms are fitted with a TV. Some units feature a seating area for your convenience. You will find a coffee machine in the room.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comClifton YOLO Spaces - First Beach
Clifton YOLO Spaces - First Beach provides units with sea views, a living room, a seating area with a sofa, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a fully equipped kitchen with a dining table and a private bathroom. Some units feature a terrace and/or balcony.
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Why stay in Camps Bay
Camps Bay Beach is pure drama. A wide vista of white sand blessed with the breathtaking backdrop of the Twelve Apostles mountain range. Swim, surf, shop and admire the incredible sunsets that burst across the beach each evening.
Why avoid Camps Bay
In the summer months (Nov-Jan) Camps Bay can be hectic! Less of an ideal summer break and more of a constant traffic jam.
Where to stay in Camps Bay
Ocean View House
Boasting magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, this deluxe 4-star guest house provides its guests with outstanding service in a peaceful and affluent setting. The property offers scenic sea, garden and mountain views from most rooms.
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Diamond House Guesthouse, set on the slopes of Table Mountain in Camps Bay, Cape Town features views of the Twelve Apostles, Lions Head and of the Atlantic Ocean. Each individually decorated suite has either a garden or sea view. It comes equipped with a TV, minibar and a safety deposit box.
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Set in Cape Town, Beta Beach Guest House features an outdoor swimming pool, garden and free WiFi. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom.
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Why stay in Mouille Point
Sitting between the V&A Waterfront and Sea Point, Mouille Point on the on the beachfront promenade is mostly high rise apartments, restaurants and food delis. Visitors are attracted by the kitsch candy-striped Green Point lighthouse which is an iconic landmark in the area. It's a quiet and laid back area good for families and travellers seeking a quieter part of town.
Why avoid Mouille Point
Not a party scene by any means. Best for renting a quiet apartment away from the bustling city.
Where to stay in Mouille Point
205 New Cumberland
205 New Cumberland features a restaurant and Mouille Point Boat Launch is a 2-minute walk away. All units at the hotel are equipped with a TV and free toiletries. Selected rooms include a kitchen with a microwave.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comLa Splendida Hotel
La Splendida Hotel provides luxury rooms on the bustling Mouille Point promenade. Offering far-reaching views of Robben Island and the Atlantic Ocean, it is 1.2 miles from the V&A Waterfront. Whether sea or mountain facing, each fully-equipped luxury room in this art-deco style hotel is air-conditioned.
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This Cape Town guest house offers a prime location in Mouille Point overlooking Table Bay. The spacious, seafront accommodation provides an opportunity for breakfast on your private balcony or walk the promenade for many restaurants.
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Why stay in Sea Point / Three Anchor Bay
Sea Point is famed for the charming sea point promenade. A place to enjoy a spot of cycling, jogging, walking, or just sitting and watching everyone else do it. It stretches the entirety of the Sea Point’s beachfront, from Bantry Bay to Mouille Point. It's a wonderful choice for families as there are lots of parks, outdoor gyms, art spaces and a public outdoor swimming pool on the Bantry Bay side on offer in the summer. There's plenty of accommodation to choose from including hotels, guest houses and apartments. Sea Point is close to the other beaches and it's well connected to the rest of the city.
Why avoid Sea Point / Three Anchor Bay
Sea Point is a great all-rounder with a relaxed vibe. Considered one of the safest areas but caution should always be made at late hours.
Where to stay in Sea Point / Three Anchor Bay
The Glen Boutique Hotel & Spa
The Glen Boutique Hotel & Spa offers luxurious rooms with an outdoor pool, sun loungers and spa facilities. This hotel offers stylish rooms with modern furniture and a satellite TV. All rooms have private bathrooms equipped with double volume showers. Some rooms overlook the pool or have a balcony with views of the mountains or the Atlantic Ocean.
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Hotel on the Promenade is a boutique-style hotel situated 50 yards from the Sea Point Promenade. It boasts a stylish restaurant and bar. The elegant rooms at Hotel on the Promenade are furnished with walnut-coloured floors and leather-back beds.
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Located in the prestigious, sheltered Bantry Bay, the Mediterranean-style Villa Sunshine boasts wonderful sea views from its balconies and has simple yet stylish interiors. Villa Sunshine offers en-suite double rooms guaranteed of a unique and intimate living experience.
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Why stay in Green Point
Green Point is Sea Point's more obtuse neighbour. Made up of apartment blocks that line the beachfront around the Cape Town Stadium. It looks a bit like a UFO and is an iconic part of the Cape town skyline. There are heaps of guesthouses on offer in the neighbourhood and it's conveniently located close to the Sea Point promenade and some of Cape Town's fantastic beaches on the Atlantic Seaboard.
Why avoid Green Point
When sports events are held it can get super congested, so unless you're there to join the fray avoid Green Point at these times.
Where to stay in Green Point
Stadium Guest House
Stadium Guest House features barbecue facilities and a garden, as well as free WiFi. Attractively situated in the Green Point district, this guest house offers a terrace, as well as a hot tub. Every room has a balcony with views of the garden.
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Situated in trendy Greenpoint, Oxford House offers modern studios including free WiFi, all freshly furnished with chic white décor and colourful mosaic mirrors. Each air-conditioned studio offers a satellite LCD TV, seating area and private bathroom.
Compare prices and read reviews, check: Booking.comThe Greenhouse Boutique Hotel
Offering a sun terrace and views of the city, The Greenhouse Boutique Hotel features air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV. Certain rooms have a seating area where you can relax. You will find a kettle and a private bathroom equipped with a shower in each room.
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Why stay in Fresnaye
Fresnaye has the best of everything, and here you'll certainly pay for it. Home to some of the most expensive real estate in the city, it boasts incredible views of the Atlantic, Robben Island, and Table Bay. It's also generously sheltered from the often devilish South Easterly wind that teases Clifton and Camps Bay beaches.
Why avoid Fresnaye
A little way out of town, it's best to rent a car or take an Uber into the city. But most of the beaches along the Atlantic Seaboard are in walking distance.
Where to stay in Fresnaye
The Clarendon - Fresnaye
The Clarendon Fresnaye was previously owned by the Cape governor and the Earl of Clarendon. The restaurant terrace overlooks the sheltered pool and lush garden. Individually designed, stylish, air-conditioned rooms offer Atlantic Ocean or mountain views.
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Situated in the prestigious Fresnaye district, this boutique hotel offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Robben Island. It features large grounds, a swimming pool, hot tub and sauna.
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This guesthouse is located in Fresnaye beneath the Lion’s Head Mountain and just 200 yards from Sea Point promenade. It offers modern accommodation in relaxing surroundings. Sundown Manor is a 10-minute drive from V & A Waterfront and the convention centre. It is just 5 minutes' drive from the famous Camps Bay and Clifton Beaches.
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Why stay in Bantry Bay
Sheltered from the wind and providing unbelievable views. Bantry Bay is a popular place to stay to take in the grand landscapes around Cape Town.
Why avoid Bantry Bay
Bantry Bay doesn't have its own beach. The rugged, rocky coastline is beautiful but less ideal for sunbathing.
Where to stay in Bantry Bay
52 De Wet Luxury Boutique Hotel
With stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, 52 De Wet Luxury Boutique Hotel in Bantry Bay features a restaurant, sun deck and outdoor swimming pool. Most of the rooms at 52 De Wet feature large windows with views of the ocean. Each of the contemporary rooms provides a flat-screen satellite TV, minibar and a hairdryer. Every private bathroom includes a shower.
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Boasting barbecue facilities, Bantry Retreat is situated in Cape Town, 3.1 miles from V&A Waterfront. Some rooms are fitted with a terrace with a garden view others with sea views. The rooms come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels.
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Why stay in Bakoven
Hidden between Camps Bay and Llandudno Beach is Bakoven. An intimate beach haven protected by the locals. The exclusive beach is sometimes known as Camps Bay's baby sister. It lacks the crowds and public facilities but offers more privacy that's still close to all the activity.
Why avoid Bakoven
Above Victoria road, the accommodation is trendy and luxurious, the area below is mainly bungalows and quaint sea cottages. Avoid sticking out as a tourist around here as the locals will not thank you for bad etiquette.
Where to stay in Bakoven
Azamare Guest House
Offering panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Azamare Guest House 5* is located just 2 minutes’ drive from Camps Bay Beach. It features a terrace with an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub. The modern air-conditioned rooms and suites all come with a flat-screen TV. Each en-suite is equipped with a shower. Some rooms and suites include a private balcony and a seating area with a fireplace.
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Blue Views Studio Accommodation is a self-catering accommodation located in Bakoven. Camps Bay with its beaches, restaurants and bars is about 0.6 miles away.
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Boasting magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, this deluxe 4-star guest house provides its guests with outstanding service in a peaceful and affluent setting. The property offers scenic sea, garden and mountain views from most rooms. Each room is complete with contemporary finishes, and modern bathroom most of which have a double basin. The self-catering apartments offer kitchen facilities.
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Why stay in Llandudno
Llandudno (pronounced with a Cl), named after its Welsh counterpart is a crescent-shaped beach forming the bottom of a steep slope at the base of the twelfth Apostle. Great for beach sport and family picnics, it's also one of the most picturesque parts of Cape Town. Featuring an 18-kilometre coastal drive. The beach is an intimate spot free of facilities, but the quaint fishing town of Hout Bay is only 5 minutes away by car. Filled with restaurants serving the freshest catches, and offering a plethora of fun activities.
Why avoid Llandudno
The area is fabulous as a beach getaway, but perhaps a little too tame and out of the city for travellers seeking to go go go.
Where to stay in Llandudno
SOUL on Llandudno
SOUL on Llandudno features rooms with stylish decor. Enjoy a cup of coffee while looking out at the sea or mountains. All rooms come with a private bathroom, bath, bathrobes and slippers. Netflix is available to stream. Breakfast is served every morning and private dinners can be booked in advance, at an extra charge.
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