This boutique guest house can be peacefully found inside an old Cape Dutch homestead that has been meticulously refurbished and decorated in a refined modern African style.
Despite such a tranquil situation, the residence enjoys a privileged position at the foot of Table Mountain in a convenient location within easy distance of the city’s main sights, cultural attractions and nature reserves. The property is also a short journey from the airport, but there is a shuttle service on offer.
The quiet grounds contain a relaxing day bed nestled in the garden, as well as a plunge pool and sun deck with breathtaking views of Lions Head. Housing traditional yet contemporary accommodation with typical touches, modern amenities and a warm atmosphere, the guest house features free wireless internet access available throughout the entire building.

The elegant bedrooms are situated around the lounge, creating a cosy and intimate atmosphere. The rooms are decorated in a style that is modern, yet reminiscent of colonial Africa. There is a tranquil ambience drifting soothingly through the bedrooms and comfort is maintained by an air conditioner or fan in every one. All 4 rooms contain their own luxurious en suite bathrooms, each one uniquely designed, adding flair and character to the rooms. - Hotel Rooms

The hotel is situated in the heart of the City Bowl, right below Table Mountain. Such a convenient location provides travellers with the perfect starting point for their exploration of Cape Town and the surrounding area. It is also a 10 minute drive from Clifton and Camps Bay beach, 20 minutes from Cape Town international airport and 10 minutes from the V&A Waterfront shopping precinct and the Convention Centre.
Places to visit within close proximity are the Green Market Square which hosts the African flea market, the Castle of Good Hope which is the oldest Western building remaining in South Africa, the Two Oceans Aquarium on the Waterfront, Robben Island, pre booking is essential, the Hout Bay Market which is open every Sunday until 16:00, the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, home of the Chacma Baboons, Boulders Beach which features African Penguins and Chapman’s Peak Drive which offers the breathtaking scenery of the Cape Peninsula.

By Car: From Port Elizabeth, the Garden Route via Somerset West and Cape Town international airport: - Take the N2 motorway into Cape Town. - Driving towards the mountain, take the M3 Cableway exit. - Get onto De Waal Drive in the left lane. - Take the Oranjezicht exit to the left. - At the T-junction, turn left into Upper Orange Street. - Turn right at the park into Camp Street. - At the T-junction, turn left into Kloof Nek Road. - Take the 1st right into Warren Street.
From Paarl on the N1 via the V&A Waterfront: - Follow the N1 towards the mountain. - At the entrance to the Waterfront, the N1 becomes Buitengracht and later Kloof Nek Road. - Continue straight towards the mountain and turn right into Warren Street.