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Hollow on the Square Hotel
Located in the beautiful city of Cape Town, Hollow On The Square is within walking distance from the famous V&A Waterfront, City Center and Cape Town International Convention Center.
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Cape Town Hollow Boutique Hotel
Cape Town Hollow Boutique Hotel is situated in the beautiful City of Cape Town nestling in the shadow of Table Mountain.
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Victoria & Alfred Hotel
Located right on the V&A Waterfront, this 4-star hotel offers a walk-in wine cellar and an outdoor swimming pool.
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Villa Lutzi
Set in a tropical garden, this guest house is nestled on the lower slopes of Table Mountain and impresses with its elegant interior and magnificent views.
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Cape Heritage Hotel
Right in the heart of Cape Town, this award-winning boutique hotel is situated in the elegant Heritage Square.
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Hollow on the Square Hotel & Suites
Less than a 2-minute walk to lively Adderley Street, this 4-star hotel offers well-appointed, spacious rooms featuring large windows.
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Primi Royal Boutique Hotel
Flanked by the Twelve Apostles mountain range, overlooking Camps Bay, this exclusive four-star hotel provides beautifully-furnished accommodation refl...
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POD Camps Bay
POD Camps Bay offers luxury rooms with flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi access. It features an outdoor pool and an airport shuttle service.
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Taj Cape Town
Situated in the heart of Cape Town City, this luxury 5-star hotel is situated close to Grand Parade, V&A Waterfront, and the famous Long Street.
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by Laura Nass, January 27, 2012 | Cape Town News
If you will be adventuring through South Africa in March and interested in an exciting and physical event consider attending the Cape Argus Cycle Tour. The tour is known as the “largest timed cycling event in the world” featuring over 35,000 contestants each year. This event is popular among the international community and such celebrities as Lance Armstrong and Gabrielle Sabatini have competed in the Cape Argus Cycling Tour. Continue reading...
With a vibrant and exciting history that goes back nearly 400 years, South Africa's fabulous "Mother City" remains the sparkling jewel in the continent's crown and is the country's favorite and most popular place in which to live and visit. Since the arrival of Dutch East India's Jan Van Riebeck whose mission it was to set up a supply station for ships going to and from the East, Cape Town, South Africa's oldest city has been the destination of holiday makers, tourists, historians and lovers of great Cape Dutch architecture for centuries.
With its intriguing blend of African, Indian and Malay heritage with its colonial past and a modern sophisticated Western lifestyle, Cape Town offers a diversity rarely seen in city such as this. With the endless expanse of the Atlantic Ocean in the front and framed by Table Mountain with its famous white "tablecloth" of clouds, this picture-perfect city is alive with adventure, culture, tradition and a special joie de vie that is the envy of the rest of the county. Cape Town hotels radiate this enthusiasm welcoming all to their 100-year old boutique hotels, luxury high-rises, bed and breakfasts, backpacker's lodges and plenty of mid-priced establishments.
The summer months are the perfect time to make the most of the long, warm days. Magnificent white sandy beaches such as Clifton Beach and Camps Bay are the playground of the rich and famous from around the world while hiking, walking and jogging around the many hills and mountains that surround the city is a great way to experience the special atmosphere. Nothing can beat the views from the top of Table Mountain of the Atlantic Seaboard, Table Bay, Devils Peak and Lions Head and the city sprawled at its feet. To avoid the long hike to the top, a convenient cable car will take you to the top in no time.
Cape Town boasts one of the greatest floral kingdoms in the world with the wild and rugged Cape Point National Park and the beautifully laid out indigenous gardens of Kirstenbosh offering a feast for anyone with the slightest interest in fauna and flora. Winter, which is cold and wet is the perfect time to enjoy the many cultural events of which this city is so proud. A visit to the Old Castle, museums which offer a glimpse into the early lives of settlers and the area's Khoisan tribes, theaters, concerts and art galleries take you deeper into the soul of the city.
Cape Town hotels located in the magnificent wine lands are amongst the most popular. Take a journey through the ages and appreciated great craftsmanship in one of the traditional gabled thatched-roofed, hotels with shining yellowwood floors, handcrafted furniture and beautifully laid out gardens. Enjoy tasting some of the world's premier wines and explore the surrounding villages and towns with quaint shops and fabulous restaurants.
Cape Town's harbor with the proud Victoria and Alfred Waterfront includes exclusive hotel accommodation, up-market shops and some of Cape Town's most sought after restaurants. Dining in Cape Town is a way of life with an array of cuisine-styles that represent its many faces. From spicy Malay dishes and hot Indian curries to celebrated award-winning restaurants there is good eating to suit all tastes. Seafood is one of the many local specialties and accompanied by a local Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc ensures a meal to remember. Dine on outdoor patios overlooking the sea or tranquil landscaped gardens or enjoy romantic candlelight dinners next to a roaring fire during the colder months.





