Cape Town
Days 1-2 · 2 nightsA design hotel conceived for a city stay in Cape Town, closer in spirit to a gallery than a resort. It suits couples who want a contemporary address and to explore the city from the centre.
€180 a nightSee on Booking →On Long Street, 500 m from the centre, among the bars and Victorian façades: Bo-Kaap and Signal Hill can be done on foot. For those who want to sleep in the thick of the action rather than watch it.
On the roof, seven vintage Airstream trailers serve as rooms; ask for one when booking.
€95 a nightSee on Booking →In Gardens, on New Church Street, 1.2 km from the centre and a stone's throw from Kloof Street. A no-frills city hotel for heading out to Table Mountain and the city centre on foot.
€85 a nightSee on Booking →On Long Street, the street of bars and shops, 700 m from the centre of Cape Town. A hostel in the thick of the action, with Bo-Kaap on foot and the MyCiTi bus to the Waterfront and Camps Bay.
€25 a nightSee on Booking →A top-luxury address for those who want to end or start the trip up high, above the harbour. It is aimed at travellers who make Cape Town the showpiece stop of the itinerary.
The hotel occupies the upper floors of the Waterfront's former grain silo, above the Zeitz MOCAA museum, which opened in 2017.
€600 a nightSee on Booking →On Dock Road, in the heart of the V&A Waterfront, 1.9 km from the centre: the harbour, the shops and the Robben Island ferry are within walking distance. An urban resort for those who want everything on site.
Nobu, Nobu Matsuhisa's restaurant, is inside the hotel: somewhere to dine without going back out.
€550 a nightSee on Booking →In Gardens, on Wilkinson Street, 1.4 km from the centre, with the Company's Garden and the neighbourhood's botanical garden within walking distance. A grand hotel set in gardens, for those who prefer quiet paths to the seafront.
Nicknamed the "Nellie", opened in 1899 and painted pink, it serves a renowned afternoon tea, also open to non-residents.
€480 a nightSee on Booking →
