'Expansive Silence, Breathtakingly Beautiful'

About 170 miles north of Cape Town, Bushman’s Kloof opens onto a landscape of red cliffs, open plains, and skies so vast they seem to swallow you whole. It’s a place shaped by contrasts – rugged rock formations beside still pools, desert-like stretches giving way to bursts of wildflowers after the rains. What sets it apart is not just the scenery, but the sense of continuity: this land holds more than 130 ancient San rock art sites, tucked into caves and overhangs, some painted thousands of years ago. And wildlife roams freely - Cape mountain zebra, ostrich, antelope - while birdlife fills the quiet with flashes of movement and song. You come here for the solitude, but you leave with the feeling that the land has a story to tell, if you only pause long enough to listen.

‘Stylish and Comfortable Hotel Experience’

Situated just outside Cape Town, the Cape Grace hotel boasts 120 stylish and comfortable rooms and suites all with first class amenities and breath-taking views of Table Mountain and the Waterfront Harbour. There is a choice of restaurants and bars to enjoy and a wide range of leisure facilities including an outdoor heated swimming pool, spa and fitness centre. Families are welcome and the children's activities will make their stay more enjoyable.

‘Elegant Mansion; Ocean Views’

Formerly the residence of shipping magnates Sir John and Lady Ellerman, this Cape Edwardian Mansion sits on the slopes of Lion’s Head in the sought-after Bantry Bay residential area. With its elevated position, the hotel affords astounding ocean views. The heart of Cape Town is only a ten minute journey away, whilst on-site guests can enjoy a library, dining room and terraces, a fitness centre, swimming pool and spa. 

‘A Chic and Historic Stay in an Iconic City’

Framed by Table Mountain, Mount Nelson, A Belmond Hotel, has been Cape Town’s iconic pink landmark since 1899. Known affectionately as “The Nellie,” it’s a haven where centuries of history and modern South African style meet across nine acres of manicured gardens and fountains.

The hotel’s interiors are quietly glamorous, with spacious rooms, suites, and garden cottages that balance classic charm with contemporary comforts. Light floods in through high windows, while touches of local craftsmanship and South African art give each space a real and warm sense of place. Mornings are for breakfast on the veranda beneath bougainvillea, a lazy swim in the heated pool, or a stroll through fragrant gardens dotted with fountains. Come evening, cocktails and canapés by the bar or on a palm-shaded terrace set the tone for sophisticated city nights, framed by the mountain’s glow.

Over its long history, Mount Nelson has welcomed ocean liner passengers, diplomats, artists, and world leaders. The hotel’s combination of classic style, understated luxury, and location at the heart of Cape Town makes it both a city base and a serene retreat — a place where guests feel pampered, inspired, and intimately connected to the rhythm of South Africa’s Mother City.

‘African Flair, Supreme Location’

The hallmarks of One&Only - authentic style, genuine hospitality, and lively energy - will all be discovered during your stay in the heart of South Africa’s most visited destination. The highest world-class standards, the largest rooms and suites in Cape Town, and an inspirational Spa have all been included to ensure the perfect experience. Enjoy sensational views of Table Mountain from private balconies and around the resort. Find an incredible range of dining options on-site, from Nobu's Japanese cuisines to the Italian fare available at Isola. 

‘Privileged Position; Luxury Rooms’

Situated within a precinct of heritage buildings along Portswood Road at the V&A Waterfront, Queen Victoria Hotel places you moments away from world-class restaurants and shops as well as attractions such as Two Oceans Aquarium. Guest rooms and suites are individually designed and offer views of the courtyard, harbour or majestic Table Mountain. Views of the mountain are best admired from the al fresco terrace of OYO Restaurant & Bar and sophisticated dining can be found at the Dash Restaurant & Bar. Sotanos serves a Mediterranean-inspired menu and offers views of the Mouille Point Lighthouse and Atlantic beyond. At Sanctuary Spa you can choose the actual ingredients that will then be used in your exclusive treatment.

‘A Unique Concept and Luxury Stay’

Set in Cape Town overlooking the waterfront, the Silo Hotel is a unique property that is built in an old grain silo. The hotel features wi-fi throughout, including the rooms, each with a balcony and views of the mountains or harbour. Facilities at the hotel include a rooftop swimming pool and two restaurants.

‘Iconic Building, Perfect Waterfront Position’

The Table Bay Hotel has a total of 329 rooms and suites and is located in the heart of the Victorian and Alfred Waterfront to which is has direct access along with Cape Town’s largest shopping centres, restaurants, bars etc. The elegant neo-Victorian architecture of The Table Bay Hotel combines with traditional hospitality and luxury accommodations combine to deliver a tempting all-round sophisticated residence from which to explore this magnificent city.

‘Retreat to a better world’

Part of The Last Word luxury boutique collection and located around 30 minutes from Cape Town is The Long Beach, a five star property bordered by eight kilometres of white powder sand.  This Winner in the 2009 World Travel Awards for South Africa’s Leading Beach Hotel and Finalist for Africa’s Leading Boutique Hotel is quite simply a delight on a number of levels. Go surfing, visit the penguins at Simonstown, relax by the pool or visit the neighbouring vineyards and botanical gardens that occupy this delightful stretch of the Cape Town outskirts.