The Table Bay Hotel
Sitting on the buzzing Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, the Table Bay Hotel has one of the best locations in Cape Town, with views of Table Mountain, the harbor and Robben Island. It was, in fact, the prison’s most famous former inmate who opened the hotel in 1997: then-President Nelson Mandela. The stylish Cape Town hotel boasts 329 fully air-conditioned guestrooms that range from luxury rooms to superior luxury rooms and suites. All of the luxurious Table Bay Hotel rooms are fitted with walk-in cupboards, marble finishes and writing desks. In-room dining is always available and a turn down service is issued twice a day. Each of the stylishly appointed Table Bay Hotel guestrooms looks either across the bay to Robben Island or across the harbour and city to the iconic and majestic Table Mountain. A long driveway sweeps from the main gates to the hotel entrance. At the towering Porte Cochère, cars are valet parked as you make your way into the lobby by way of an intricate glass walkway which pierces the stone breakwater wall inaugurated by Queen Victoria’s son Prince Alfred in 1869. The neo-Victorian architecture exudes old-world elegance, as does the attentive service, which extends to helicopter transfers, personal shopping and the therapies at the Camelot Spa. |
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Dining and cocktail options include the award-winning Atlantic Grill, relaxed Conservatory, two bars and a lounge for afternoon tea. Don't miss the bronze statue honoring Oscar, a seal that often visited the waters by the hotel as it was being built and so charmed the staff that he became their mascot.
Explore Cape Town at your leisure within a 5km radius of the hotel with the complimentary shuttle service , from 09h00 to 17h00 exclusively available to Table Bay Hotel guests.
Explore Cape Town at your leisure within a 5km radius of the hotel with the complimentary shuttle service , from 09h00 to 17h00 exclusively available to Table Bay Hotel guests.
