This restored Cape Victorian home from 1892, located in Cape Town, offers stylish rooms with satellite TV. Facilities include a sun terrace with a heated plunge pool.
The air-conditioned rooms at Leeuwenvoet House feature an elegant interior. All rooms have a seating area, tea and coffee making facilities, and an en suite bathroom.
Every morning, guests can enjoy a breakfast with a platter of seasonal fresh fruit, croissants, bread rolls, muffins, fruit juices, yogurt, cheese and cold meats. Full English breakfasts are available as well.
Leeuwenvoet’s tour desk organises various trips to Cape Town and its surroundings. The guest house also offers a library, laundry facilities, and car rental.
Central Cape Town is just a 12-minute walk from Leeuwenvoet House. The V&A Waterfront is a 5-minute drive from the hotel, and the Camps Bay or Clifton Beaches are only a 10-minute drive away.

Directions from Airport / N2:
1. From the Airport, follow N2 freeway toward the City (do not take Muizenberg direction) until you see signs for the M3 freeway (Cableway). Stay in the left lane. Follow the M3 towards the City. Enlarge map 2. Take the Mill Street (Jutland Avenue) (it also shows signs to Table Mountain Cable Car) off-ramp. (Look for large graffitti on the lefthand wall before you turn off). Jutland Avenue becomes Mill Street. 3. On your left side, you will pass the Gardens Shopping Centre with Pick ‘n Pay, then a bit further on the entrance to the Mount Nelson Hotel. At the set of traffic lights after the Mount Nelson, turn left into Rheede Street. 4. Proceed to the T-junction and turn left into Kloof Street. You are now facing the direction of the mountain. 5. Proceed up Kloof Street. Pass Park Road on the right, then turn Right into Kloofnek Road. 6. Proceed up Kloofnek Road. After about 100 metres, the road starts to bear left. At this point you will see straight ahead of you, a vehicular gate. There is a sign on the gate: Leeuwenvoet House – Guest Parking. Please beware of oncoming traffic! 7. On the left hand side of the gate there is an intercom. Press intercom button and our receptionist will open the gate for you.
* If you miss the M3 turnoff then proceed to the City/Waterfront. At the first set of lights you are facing the mountain. Proceed 2.2 kms (at the seventh set of traffic lights, corner Burnside Road) and turn left into Kloofnek Road. Bear left when the road makes a right turn and (about 100 metres from the lights) you will see our gate in the corner. There is a sign on our gate: Leeuwenvoet House – Guest Parking.
* If you miss the Mill Street (Jutland Ave) turnoff, you will continue into the city via Roeland Street. Go straight ahead until you get to the T-junction. You are now facing Parliament. Turn left into St John’s Road and drive in the direction of the mountain, until you reach traffic lights. Turn right and proceed from point 3.
Directions from N1:
1. Proceed South west on the N1 to the first set of traffic lights you encounter which is the City / Seapoint / Waterfront intersection. 2. When you reach this first set of traffic lights, you are facing Table Mountain with the Waterfront entrance on your right. This is the start of Buitengracht Street (M62) 3. Drive up Buitengracht street (M62) direction Camps Bay and Table Mountain 4. Buitengracht Street becomes New Church Street (one way) towards the Mountain 5. You will see some tennis courts on the left hand side and then our house, New Church Street (odd numbers - 93 - on the left hand side) 6. From the first set of traffic lights at the Waterfront it is exactly 2.2 kilometres to the House (six sets of traffic lights). 7. To get into our car park, proceed beyond the guest house and turn left at the traffic lights and follow the road left. Look left until you see a gate with Leeuwenvoet House Guest Parking, approximately 200 metres from the last set of traffic lights. There is an intercom connected to Reception.