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We spent 3 nights here. The location is perfect for exploring Cape Town and is on a very safe street, just off Kloof street, which is great for restaurants, cafes and bars. We asked for a quiet room, and were given one at the back of the hotel. This was certainly quieter than it would have been at ...
Everything about the hotel was perfect and far exceeded my expectations! The staff were really helpful and friendly. I highly recommend Coopmanhuijs!
I've stayed at POD several times now and each time it does not disappoint. Wonderful experience and location. Actually heading back there next week!
The staff put customers at the heart of everything they do. This differentiates DysART Boutique Hotel as other hotels may say this but to get that special feeling of being well looked after its all in the little details (the welcome, the nice conversations over breakfast / a glass of wine by the ...
DysART Boutique Hotel£93
DysART Boutique Hotel£93People are very friendly, I felt so well welcome there. The room has a very comfy bed and is very spacious. We loved everything, from the street of the hotel to the decor, the staff and the wonderful food of Makaron Restaurant. It was perfect. We´ll definitely return there to spend more days.
A real find - well placed for sightseeing, the beachfront and no problems with walking back from local restaurants ( all excellent around the lighthouse area) at night. Staff very engaging and helpful
A wonderful place to relax and enjoy spectacular views!!
From the reception to the checkout the staff and accommodations were excellent. Jason is a great manager and host. The food was excellent and the dinning room a relaxing atmosphere with a great view of Table Mountain. The staff, without exception, were friendly and very good. Made your stay so enjoyable. ...
Stayed here for a couple of days before heading off to a self catering apartment. Great views of Cape Town.
The boutique hotel was beautiful. The have a really nice cafe on the street level that is open to public and we were very surprised to see that our stay included breakfast from the cage everyday. We basically went to the cafe, told them what room we were staying at and got amazing breakfast for the ...
As South Africa’s most happening cultural centre, Cape Town boasts a cutting-edge fashion scene, quirky boutiques, craft shops and independent galleries. The cultural energy of the provincial capital seeps out from the main metropolitan area and spreads into the surrounding region, where plenty of design-focused hotels, hostels and guesthouses are strewn along the coast, inland and in the Cape Winelands.
From cheap and cheerful to high-end luxury, the Western Cape’s design hotels come in many different guises. Choose a stylish boutique hotel in the centre of Cape Town for access to the city’s cultural attractions, or opt for a sleek beach resort along the Garden Route. Families might want to book spacious guest house-style lodgings in Oudtshoorn, a historic town touted as ‘the ostrich capital of the world’.
Venture into the city to discover Cape Town’s vibrant cultural scene. Study the old Dutch masters and contemporary artworks that hang at the South African National Gallery, survey the street art of the Woodstock neighbourhood and admire the Victorian-era architecture of Long Street and its Open House public artwork, which was designed during the city’s year as World Design Capital in 2014.
As any discerning aesthete will tell you, one of the best sources for visual inspiration is Mother Nature. The Western Cape has it in abundance. Leave your Western Cape hotel room and head for the arid open spaces of Little Karoo, where you can witness dramatic valley and mountain scenery, and find design studios occupying old farmsteads. Take a trip to one of the Western Cape’s wildlife reserves where you have a chance of glimpsing Africa’s famed Big Five animals – lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards and rhinos.
For water-based activities, or if you simply want to lounge on the sand, make a beeline for the superb beaches of the Western Cape coastline. Wildlife enthusiasts can see a range of unusual creatures ducking and diving around the ancient forests that stretch from Wilderness to Knysna.