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Cape Town Hollow Boutique Hotel

Cape Town

56 Rooms
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From $90 per person/night
Cape Town Hollow Boutique Hotel is a four-star hotel set right in the heart of Cape Town’s historical city centre, nestling in the shadow of Table Mountain. It is the ideal base from which to explore Cape Town with its gracious 18th-century buildings, art galleries and museums which rub shoulders with bohemian open-air markets and musicians in quaint city squares. 56 Guest Rooms offer stylish, serene accommodation with the finest modern amenities. Cape Town Hollow’s restaurant, Eighty-Ate, offers a relaxed and modern dining experience overlooking the Company Gardens and out towards the iconic Table Mountain. This space is complemented by the natural light that floods through the full-length folding doors, highlighting the natural wooden furniture and enhancing the fresh, uncluttered space. Here, the Culinary Team create dishes ranging from light bites and comfort food through to more specialised dishes, accompanied by world-class hand-picked Cape Wines and Craft Beers, catering to every palate. Cape Town Hollow is ideally situated close to trendy downtown restaurants, the V&A Waterfront, as well as Camps Bay beaches and the Table Mountain Cableway.

The Manor House

Cape Town

4 Rooms
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From $660 per person/night
Four suites, one mountain and a very convincing case for never leaving your balcony.

There are hotels that swallow you whole — enormous lobbies, endless corridors, a breakfast buffet the size of a football pitch. And then there's this: four suites tucked into a quietly distinguished property at the V&A Waterfront, where the ratio of Table Mountain to fellow guests is refreshingly, almost ludicrously, in your favour. Adjacent to the Queen Victoria Hotel and sitting snugly within the secure Waterfront precinct, this is the kind of place that feels more like a borrowed townhouse than a hotel — old-world charm in the bones, properly modern comforts throughout. Cape Town's best restaurants, boutiques and harbour are moments away on foot, yet the double-glazed windows and intimate scale mean you'd never know it. For those who find conventional hotels a little... impersonal, consider this a very agreeable alternative.

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