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Boutique hotels provide their guests with comfortably furnished rooms in a manageable, familiar setting. In impressively themed rooms and suites, guests can simply enjoy themselves. With this base, Cape Town can be wonderfully explored. There are great destinations such as Table Mountain, one of Cape Town’s landmarks, or the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Shopping Centre, which not only offers the most exciting South African goods, but is also a wonderful destination for harbour explorations.

Boutique Hotels Cape Town

At the foot of Table Mountain in South Africa lies one of the most beautiful cities in the world: Cape Town. The successful symbiosis of big city flair and the enchanting location by the ocean attracts many visitors to the boutique hotels in Cape Town. The interesting history, countless museums and galleries and the beautiful and varied hinterland with seemingly endless vineyards make Cape Town one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

Boutique Hotels in Cape Town

Experience culture and history in Cape Town

© Hotel Colona CastleThe history of the Dutch conquest in the 17th century and colonisation by the British in the 19th century has left its mark on Cape Town. A mixture of traditions and cultures, colourful buildings from different eras and the particularly charming locals make Cape Town one of the hottest cities in the world where history is still alive today. Nelson Mandela was held in Robben Island Prison for 18 years and the locals still remember their national hero here today. The Castle of Good Hope, on the other hand, built by the Dutch, is probably the oldest building in South Africa designed by Europeans. In the District Six Museum, guests of the boutique hotels in Cape Town who are interested in history can gain an insight into the shameful time of apartheid, which was only abolished in 1994.

Cape Town Beaches

Several, beautiful beaches are waiting for the visitors in the city of Cape Town. The so-called Noordhoek Beach, which is located about an hour’s drive along Chapman’s Peak Drive along Cape Town, is a special insider tip. This wide bathing beach is almost always deserted and the water shimmers in wonderful shades of blue and turquoise. A really great view of Cape Town and the Table Mountain and Lion’s Head behind it can be enjoyed from the so-called Bloubergstrand. Directly in Cape Town the Big Bay, the Misty Cliffs and St Sebastian’s Bay invite you to surf and kite surf. Already before breakfast locals and visitors plunge into the bubbling waves here. © Hotel Ocean View House

Trendy neighbourhoods and hip markets in Cape Town

Many hip shops, art galleries and fancy markets are located in the trendy Woodstock district. The Old Biscuit Mill hosts the Neighborgoods Market every Saturday, which attracts many visitors from all over the world. Infinite regional and international specialities, traditional handicrafts and hip live bands fill the alleys between the market stalls in no time at all. Wine connoisseurs who spend their holidays in Cape Town’s boutique hotels should not miss a trip to the wine regions Stellenbosch, Somerset West or Franschhoek. To round off the day with an unforgettable sunset, Lion’s Head offers a spectacular view of the city, the sea and the majestic Table Mountain.

Good to know

The best time for a holiday in Cape Town’s boutique hotels is between September and December, when temperatures are usually very pleasant. In the South African winter from May to early September, Cape Town is often rainy and cool.