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The best places to stay in Cape Town are here. Worry no more!
If you’re wondering where to stay in Cape Town, let me share a few local tips. Whether you’re after a sunset with a view of the Atlantic in Camps Bay or you’re dreaming of catching waves in the surf-friendly Muizenberg, this city has it all.
Having lived here, I can tell you that getting to know the best (and safest) spots can make your trip unforgettable. Cape Town might be small, but it stretches across a bunch of unique suburbs and coastal gems.
So I put together this list of the top neighbourhoods and their best accommodations.
Central Business District (CBD)
Taj Cape Town
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Website: https://www.tajhotels.com/en-in/hotels/taj-cape-town
Address: 1 Wale Street, Corner of St. George’s Mall
Phone: +27 21 819 2000
Price: $$$
Taj Cape Town is a luxurious hotel, close to popular tourist spots like Long Street and V&A Waterfront. The rooms are spacious, featuring elegant designs with marble bathrooms and rain showers, and most even have balconies with great views of the city.
During my stay, I enjoyed the relaxing Jiva Grande Spa—especially the sauna and heated lap pool. After a long day exploring, the marble bathroom’s large tub was perfect for soaking, and the free Wi-Fi made it easy to unwind and catch up on the day’s news.
| Pro Tip: For dining options within the same building, you can choose between the elegant Indian cuisine at Bombay Brasserie or the more casual all-day dining at The Mint Restaurant. |
Cape Heritage Hotel
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Website: https://www.capeheritage.co.za/
Address: 90 Bree Street
Phone: +27 21 424 4646
Price: $$
Cape Heritage Hotel is a boutique accommodation blending modern comfort with historical charm. It features a range of rooms, including luxury options and suites, each with a unique design that highlights its historical roots.
I stayed in the Junior Suite, which was spacious and comfortable with a king-size bed and mini-bar. The rooftop jacuzzi was a great spot to unwind with a nice city view, and I really enjoyed the unique breakfast pastries and smoothies.
| Pro Tip: Take advantage of the complimentary welcome drink and spring water upon arrival to start your stay refreshed. Don’t miss the choice of five pillows from the pillow menu for added comfort during your stay. |
91 Loop Boutique Hostel
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Website: https://www.91loop.co.za/
Address: 91 Loop Street
Phone: +27 21 286 1469
Price: $
91 Loop Boutique Hostel offers a minimalistic stay, featuring modern dormitories and private rooms, including unique air-conditioned pods. With a 24-hour front desk, a bar, and a courtyard for outdoor relaxation, it caters to a variety of travellers.
When I stayed here, I enjoyed the comfort of the pod room, where each pod was equipped with its own light, power supply, and lockable storage. It felt like having my own little private space within a social setting.
| Pro Tip: Head to Honey Badger Bar & Restaurant on the ground floor for a taste of simple, seasonal dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. |
Green Point
The Big Backpackers
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Website: https://bigbackpackers.com/
Address: 18 Thornhill Rd
Phone: +27 21 745 6637
Price: $$
The Big offers a unique blend of hotel comfort and hostel sociability. Each room is uniquely styled and comes with modern amenities, including daily cleaning and an outdoor swimming pool.
During my stay, I enjoyed lounging by the pool and chatting with fellow travellers, making it easy to feel right at home. The staff were helpful in organising local tours and ensuring everything was running smoothly.
| Pro Tip: Join ‘The Big Braai Night’ at the hostel for a taste of South African barbecue every Monday. Arrive early to snag a prime spot and enjoy the lively, social atmosphere. |
Anchor Bay Guest House
Address: 150 High Level Rd, Three Anchor Bay
Phone: +27 63 859 9076
Price: $$
Anchor Bay Guest House is perched on the slopes of Lion’s Head. The rooms are bright and comfortable, equipped with essentials like tea and coffee facilities, a minibar, and access to either a private or shared sun deck.
When I stayed here, I spent my mornings sipping coffee on the sundeck, enjoying the cool breeze and sea views. The honesty bar was a nice touch, making it easy to grab a drink and unwind after a day of exploring Cape Town.
| Pro Tip: Drive 4 minutes from the guest house to Green Point Park and use the free fitness equipment, cycle the dedicated lanes, or enjoy a scenic run through the park. |
Awesome Backpackers
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Website: https://awesome-backpackers.capetownhotelsearch.com/en/
Address: 161 Main Rd
Price: $
Awesome Backpackers Hostel offers a straightforward stay with 26 rooms and basic amenities like air conditioning and reading lamps. It’s an affordable option with features such as a shared kitchen and a snack bar, making it convenient for travellers.
I appreciated the simple comfort and the handy shared kitchen for preparing my own meals. The hostel’s proximity to popular spots like V&A Waterfront made it easy to explore the city without hassle.
| Pro Tip: Take a break from sightseeing and head to the games room at the hostel. Challenge fellow travellers to a game of ping pong or darts |
Sea Point
The Winchester Boutique Hotel
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Website: https://newmarkhotels.com/accommodation/the-winchester-hotel
Address: 221 Beach Rd
Phone: +27 21 434 2351
Price: $$$
The Winchester Boutique Hotel offers a charming blend of Cape Dutch décor with modern comfort, complete with an inviting pool and an Italian-style courtyard. Many rooms have stunning views of either the sea or mountains.
The courtyard was my favourite spot to relax, especially with a cup of coffee from the hotel’s Shoreditch Restaurant. The weekend jazz brunches with live music created a warm atmosphere that made my mornings feel like something special.
| Pro Tip: Book the “Exclusive Offer” package at your accommodation to enjoy a discounted stay plus a complimentary ticket for the Cape Town City Sightseeing Bus. This is a great way to explore the city while saving on transport costs. |
The Glen Boutique Hotel
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Website: https://glenhotel.co.za/
Address: 3 The Glen
Phone: +27 21 439 0086
Price: $$$
The Glen Boutique Hotel offers luxurious rooms with modern touches like stylish furniture and satellite TV. Some rooms overlook the pool, while others have balconies with views of the mountains or the Atlantic Ocean.
During my stay, I opted for a room with a balcony, and I couldn’t get enough of the fresh air while sipping my morning coffee. The poolside area was perfect for unwinding, and the breakfast buffet had everything I needed to start my day off right.
| Pro Tip: Book a half-day diamond tour to witness expert jewellery craftsmanship up close, and enjoy a complimentary glass of sparkling wine during the experience. Make sure to request the tour in your preferred language for a personalised touch. |
Mojo Hotel
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Website: https://www.themojohotel.com/
Address: 30 Regent Rd
Phone: +27 87 940 7474
Price: $
Mojo Hotel is a modern spot with sleek, contemporary rooms that feature flat-screen TVs and en suite showers. They offer a range of conveniences, like free Wi-Fi and daily room service, and some rooms come with private balconies that have partial sea views.
When I stayed in the 4-Bed Deluxe Studio, the mezzanine with two single beds worked well for my friends and me. We enjoyed having a kitchen to prepare our own meals and loved sipping coffee on the balcony, even though the sea view was partially blocked.
| Pro Tip: Book directly on the hotel’s website and use the code “MOJOLOVE” at check-out to get a 5% discount on your stay. |
V&A Waterfront
One&Only Cape Town
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Website: https://www.oneandonlyresorts.com/cape-town
Address: Dock Road
Phone: +27 21 431 5888
Price: $$$
One&Only Cape Town is a luxury hotel with stunning views of Table Mountain. The accommodation features elegant rooms with private balconies, an infinity pool, a spa, and several dining options, including Nobu, which offers Japanese cuisine.
During my stay, I booked the Marina Harbour Room, and I spent plenty of time on the balcony, enjoying the view of the harbour. The marble bathroom, with its rain shower and separate bath, was a real treat after a long day of exploring.
| Pro Tip: If you have kids, take advantage of the hotel’s exclusive KidsOnly clubhouse where your children can enjoy themed activities, sports, and crafts in a fully supervised environment. |
The Silo Hotel
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Website: https://www.theroyalportfolio.com/the-silo-hotel/
Address: Silo Square
Phone: +27 21 670 0500
Price: $$$
The Silo Hotel offers luxurious accommodations with a range of top-notch facilities, including a rooftop pool, a spa, and elegant rooms adorned with contemporary African art.
I was impressed by the Silo Room’s unique colour scheme and spacious balcony. The private balcony was a perfect spot to unwind, and the art collection added a distinctly local touch to the experience.
| Pro Tip: Head to the sixth floor and enjoy The Willaston Bar and The Granary Café’s creative cocktails and seasonal dishes. Take advantage of the panoramic views through the high pillowed-glass windows while you dine. |
Radisson Red
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Website: https://www.radissonhotels.com/
Address: No. 6, Silo, Silo Square
Phone: +27 87 086 1578
Price: $$$
Radisson RED offers a unique stay with a modern twist, blending art, fashion, and music into its design. The hotel features a rooftop sun terrace with sea views, and its rooms come equipped with smart TVs, customizable lighting, and stylish art-tiled bathrooms.
I enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere and the chance to catch some live music in the social spaces. The rooftop terrace was a great spot to unwind, and the in-room smart features, like the TV with mirror casting, added a modern touch to the stay.
| Pro Tip: For a great evening, head to the RED rooftop bar and terrace to watch the sunset while sipping a cocktail and taking in panoramic city views. |
Camps Bay
POD Camps Bay
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Website: https://www.pod.co.za/
Address: 3 Argyle Street
Phone: +27 21 438 8550
Price: $$$
POD Camps Bay is a modern boutique hotel with a sleek, minimalist design that blends indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly. It features 17 compact yet functional rooms with a focus on green architecture and sustainability.
I appreciated the serene vibe of the dining area and the comfortable lounge with its bean bags and games. My room, with its partial sea view and open-plan layout, felt both functional and cosy, especially with the Nespresso machine and complimentary minibar.
| Pro Tip: Make the most of your stay by taking a short walk to Camps Bay Beach, just 50 metres away, and explore the array of restaurants starting 100 metres from the hotel. For a variety of dining options, stroll along the beachfront for about 500 metres. |
The Marly Boutique Hotel and Spa
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Website: https://www.themarly.co.za/
Address: The Promenade, 201 Victoria Rd
Phone: +27 21 437 1287
Price: $$$
The Marly Boutique Hotel and Spa is a stylish retreat that combines sophisticated design with luxury beachfront living. It offers a choice between sea-facing and mountain-facing suites, all featuring modern amenities and stunning views.
I chose the Classic Sea Facing Room for its large balcony with stunning sea views and modern amenities like a Smart TV and Nespresso machine. I also treated myself to a rejuvenating Himalayan Salt Stone Massage at the spa.
| Pro Tip: Book the hotel’s seasonal spa packages, especially the signature package for a full 180-minute experience with a full-body massage and deep cleanse facial. For a couples’ treat, the couples package offers a 60-minute massage in a private room. |
Twelve Apostles Hotel
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Website: https://12apostleshotel.com/
Address: Victoria Road
Phone: +27 21 437 9000
Price: $$$
The Twelve Apostles Hotel is a refined spot with a blend of mountain and ocean views, offering a unique luxury experience. The rooms, adorned with rich patterns and art, provide a comfortable and stylish environment.
I was initially unsure about a mountain-facing room, but it turned out to be a peaceful retreat with lovely fynbos scents and bird songs. The hotel’s charm really showed through its attentive service, the relaxing spa, and the unique cinema.
| Pro Tip: Visit the hotel’s Leopard Bar during sunset and grab a seat on the open-air terrace. Don’t miss out on their signature cocktails and take advantage of the whale-watching opportunities from July to December. |
De Waterkant
Quayside Apartments
Website: https://purplehouse.co.za/
Address: 34 Prestwich Street
Phone: +27 72 341 3888
Price: $$
Quayside Apartments offers fully furnished, stylish living spaces with impressive views of Cape Town, including Table Mountain. These apartments are ideal for both business and leisure stays, with a minimum rental period of six months.
During my stay in one of the one-bedroom apartments, I enjoyed the spacious layout and the comfort of a king-size bed. The private balcony was perfect for relaxing with a view of the mountain, and the fully equipped kitchen made it easy to prepare meals.
| Pro Tip: Take a 10-minute walk to Bree Street, Green Market Square, and Long Street to explore the vibrant nightlife, eclectic shops, and local eateries. |
The Capital Mirage
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Website: https://thecapital.co.za/mirage/
Address: 40 Chiappini St
Phone: +27 21 200 5100
Price: $$$
The Capital Mirage Hotel offers modern, spacious suites and apartments equipped with kitchen facilities, a flat-screen TV, and both bath and shower options. Guests can enjoy free WiFi, parking, and a range of dining options including a rooftop bar and restaurant.
I really liked the spacious one-bedroom apartment and its fully equipped kitchen. It felt like a home away from home, and the rooftop bar was great for unwinding after exploring the city.
| Pro Tip: Take advantage of the hotel’s gym to stay on top of your fitness routine while you travel. It’s a great way to fit in a workout without leaving the property. |
Cape Finest Guesthouse & Apartments
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Website: https://www.capefinest.co.za/
Address: 17 Loader Street
Phone: +27 21 433 4828
Price: $$
Cape Finest offers a luxurious yet modern stay, featuring free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms, and stunning city views. The guest house provides daily maid service, a shared lounge with a flat-screen TV, and a well-stocked coffee machine.
During my stay, I enjoyed the sleek decor and the comfortable, well-equipped rooms. The highlight was relaxing on the balcony with its spectacular views, and the ease of having a coffee machine at my convenience made mornings much better.
| Pro Tip: Bring ingredients for your favourite homemade pizza and take advantage of the apartment’s pizza oven. Preheat the oven to a high temperature for a crispy crust and evenly melted toppings. |
Gardens
The Mount Nelson
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Website: https://www.belmond.com/hotels/
Address: 76 Orange Street
Phone: +27 21 483 1000
Price: $$$
Mount Nelson is a historic hotel with a charming pink facade and lush gardens. It has 198 rooms and suites, including Victorian-era cottages, each designed with elegant interiors and modern amenities.
When I stayed there, the blend of historic charm and luxurious touches made for a memorable experience. I especially enjoyed relaxing by the adults-only pool with a cocktail, and the breakfast at the Oasis Restaurant was a highlight of the stay.
| Pro Tip: Reserve your spot for the hotel’s iconic afternoon tea. Choose your tea with guidance from South Africa’s first tea sommelier and enjoy a delightful array of sweet and savoury bites in the chic Lounge. |
Welgelegen Guest House
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Website: https://welgelegen.co.za/
Address: 6 Stephen Street
Phone: +27 21 426 2373
Price: $$
Welgelegen Guest House is a charming Victorian-style accommodation that features an outdoor pool and lovely views of Table Mountain. The guest house offers spacious rooms with air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen TV.
I loved having breakfast in the courtyard with its view of the beautifully landscaped garden. Additionally, the spa treatments were especially relaxing, and the helpful staff made it easy to arrange day trips and transportation.
| Pro Tip: De Waal Park is just a 5-minute walk from the guest house. Take a leisurely stroll over to the park to enjoy a relaxing afternoon among the trees or have a picnic in the open green spaces. |
Derwent House Boutique Hotel
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Website: https://derwenthouse.co.za/
Address: 14 Derwent Rd
Phone: +27 21 422 2763
Price: $$$
Derwent House offers a comfortable stay with features like a pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, and modern rooms with flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms. The property also provides free Wi-Fi and a reliable solar backup system.
When I stayed here, I really appreciated the small touches, like the complimentary tea and cake available throughout the day. The option to unwind by the fireplace with a glass of port on a cooler evening added a nice personal touch to the stay.
| Pro Tip: Take a 3-minute walk to Black Sheep for a taste of their ever-changing menu, featuring hearty, globally-inspired dishes. Try to visit for lunch to enjoy their creative, fresh offerings and don’t miss their indulgent desserts. |
Winelands
Mont Rochelle
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Website: https://www.virginlimitededition.com/mont-rochelle/
Address: 1499 Dassenberg Rd, Franschhoek
Phone: +27 21 876 2770
Price: $$$
Mont Rochelle is a serene retreat with stunning views of the Franschhoek Valley. The accommodation offers luxurious touches, like a gym, swimming pool, and a selection of restaurants, with everything designed for comfort and relaxation.
I booked one of their Shiraz Rooms, and what stood out to me was the view from the large French doors. What really made my stay special was unwinding in the sauna and treating myself to a soothing massage in one of their treatment rooms.
| Pro Tip: For a fun, laid-back afternoon, try your hand at the variety of lawn games available. If you’re feeling more active, the floodlit Astroturf tennis court is ideal for a quick match, even as the sun sets. |
Babylonstoren
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Website: https://babylonstoren.com/
Address: Klapmuts – Simondium Road, Simondium
Phone: +27 21 863 3852
Price: $$$
Babylonstoren is a historic farm with beautifully restored Cape Dutch-style accommodation. The rooms are cosy, blending rustic charm with modern touches, and there’s a farm-to-table restaurant that serves fresh, locally sourced meals.
My stay became memorable with the range of activities they offer. I enjoyed the guided garden tour, cycling the estate, rowing on the dam, and the personalised beverages and wine tasting.
| Pro Tip: Visit the farm’s Healing Garden for a peaceful escape and take time to read the labels on the herb beds to learn about their healing properties. If you’re short on time, simply wandering through and breathing in the aromas can be a soothing experience. |
Leeu House
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Website: https://leeucollection.com/SA/leeu-house
Address: 12 Huguenot St, Franschhoek
Phone: +27 21 492 2221
Price: $$$
Leeu House offers a refined stay with spacious, elegantly decorated rooms and a 15-metre outdoor pool surrounded by landscaped gardens. Each room is equipped with modern amenities such as an espresso machine, flat-screen TV, and marble bathrooms.
During my stay, I appreciated the comfort of the large suite, which included a separate lounge with a fireplace and a private patio with views of the pool and mountains. It was a relaxing place to return to after visiting the nearby art galleries and restaurants.
| Pro Tip: Don’t miss dining at The Conservatory nearby; the al fresco terrace is perfect for enjoying their innovative fusion dishes made from fresh, organic ingredients. |
Bo-Kaap
La Rose Bed & Breakfast
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Website: https://www.larosecapetown.com/
Address: 32 Rose Street
Phone: +27 21 422 5883
Price: $$
La Rose Bed & Breakfast offers a charming blend of French, Indian, Cape Malay, and African styles. Each en suite room is uniquely decorated with vibrant art, creating a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere.
I enjoyed the mix of eclectic decor and modern comforts, like the comfy double bed and the outside patio. The breakfast in the atrium was a highlight, providing a great chance to chat with other guests while enjoying a hearty start to the day.
| Pro Tip: Take a quick 3-minute walk to Iziko Bo-Kaap Museum. It’s a great opportunity to explore the rich history and culture of the Bo-Kaap area. |
Dorp Hotel
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Website: https://dorp.co.za/
Address: 273 Longmarket St, Schotsche Kloof
Phone: +27 21 612 0298
Price: $$
Dorp Hotel is a hidden gem perched on the hillside, offering a charming village-like atmosphere surrounded by lush gardens and unique decor. Each room and suite is distinctively styled, with thoughtful touches that make the stay special.
The rooftop terrace had great views of the city and Table Mountain, which I enjoyed. Relaxing on the chaise-longue in the tomato greenhouse and having the handmade linen robes and midnight snacks made my stay enjoyable.
| Pro Tip: The hotel doesn’t have a liquor licence out of respect for the Muslim community of Bo-Kaap. You can bring your own drinks or ask the hotel to buy them for you; they provide all mixers. |
Signal Hill Lodge
Website: https://www.signal-hill-lodge.co.za/
Address: 29 Military Rd, Schotsche Kloof
Phone: +27 79 214 4380
Price: $$
Signal Hill Lodge is a charming accommodation with 16 tastefully decorated rooms, inspired by the colourful Bo-Kaap village. The lodge has a nice tiered garden where I spent some time soaking up the sun and a bar with a great sunset view.
I stayed in a premium double/twin room with a balcony that offered stunning views of the city bowl and harbour. The room had all the essentials, including air-conditioning and complimentary Wi-Fi.
| Pro Tips: Book the chauffeur-driven transport service in advance to ensure availability and enjoy a comfortable ride from the airport or to the V&A Waterfront. For larger groups, the VW minibuses can accommodate up to 7 guests, making it a convenient option for group travel. |
Muizenberg
Bluebottle Guesthouse
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Website: https://www.blue-bottle.co.za/
Address: 18 Mount Rd
Phone: +27 87 379 7417
Price: $$
At Bluebottle Guest House, I enjoyed the spacious suites with their private balconies and views of the sea and lakes. The Cape Blue room where I stayed had a Victorian bath and an extra bed, which is handy for families or couples.
Breakfast in the bright dining room included bacon and eggs, cereals, and fresh orange juice. I also liked the lounges and the honesty bar, which offered a relaxing spot to enjoy the views of False Bay.
| Pro Tip: Head to Lucky Fish and Chips just a short drive from the guesthouse. Try the 3-piece snoek and chips or their famous calamari-and-prawn combo—great value and generous portions! |
African Soul Surfer
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Website: http://www.africansoulsurfer.co.za
Address: Surfers Corner, Beach Rd
Price: $
African Soul Surfer features a shared lounge and terrace where you can unwind and enjoy the views. The rooms, some with balconies and sea views, are clean and comfortable with a shared bathroom.
I liked the Commons Cafe for its healthy food and coffee, and it became a lively spot in the evenings with live music and art shows. Plus, the fast Wi-Fi and co-working space were useful for staying connected while being close to the beach.
| Pro Tip: If you’re keen to surf, take advantage of the surf lessons they offer, which are applicable for beginners and intermediates. Also, explore the ‘Surfari’ option to discover new waves around the area. |
The Place
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Website: https://www.theplace-muizenberg.co.za
Address: 8 Holland Rd
Price: $$
When I stayed at The Place in Muizenberg, I appreciated how it balances work and relaxation. With fast, uncapped Wi-Fi and spacious rooms, I could easily get some work done and then unwind by the pool or take a stroll to the beach.
While it’s not a 24/7 guesthouse, the staff made sure check-in went smoothly and were available to assist with anything.
| Pro Tip: Take advantage of the complimentary coffee and tea facilities, but if you grab something from the honesty bar, make sure to leave the correct payment in the tin or request an online invoice before heading out. |
Observatory
Obz Hotel
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Website: https://obz-hotel.capetown-hotels-za.com/en/
Address: 59 Station Rd
Phone: +27 87 701 6690
Price: $$
Obz Hotel offers a no-fuss stay with all the basics you might need. The rooms are simple but comfortable, with modern bathrooms and good-quality towels.
Breakfast was American-style, and it set me up well for the day. Plus, being close to local spots and transport made exploring the area really convenient.
| Pro Tip: For a convenient breakfast spot, head to Obz Cafe, just a minute’s walk from the hotel. The wait for a table can be worth it, especially for their tasty mushrooms and sausage. |
Green Elephant Backpackers
Website: https://www.greenelephant.co.za/
Address: 57 Milton Rd
Phone: +27 21 448 6359
Price: $
Green Elephant Backpackers is ideal for anyone looking for affordable accommodation with a homely feel. I opted for a single room, which was simple but comfortable, and the free unlimited Wi-Fi was a real bonus.
The communal kitchen was well-equipped, making it easy to prepare meals. I also enjoyed relaxing by the plunge pool and using the BBQ area to cook up some dinner.
| Pro Tip: Take note that this hostel is not a party residence. Please keep noise to a minimum to respect other guests who are working or studying. |
The Paragon
Address: Cnr Main Rd and Bowden Rd
Phone: +27 21 205 9332
Price: $$$
The Paragon is a stylish self-catering apartment. I appreciated the compact yet fully equipped kitchen, which made preparing meals easy and enjoyable.
The rooftop splash pool provided a great spot to unwind with a view of the city and Signal Hill. With secure parking and fast Wi-Fi, it offered all the essentials for a comfortable visit.
| Pro Tip: While you are in the area, visit the vintage and second-hand stores on Lower Main Road in Observatory. They offer unique, often higher-priced items, including clothes, old records, and vintage furniture. |
