The Marly Boutique Hotel, taking its name from Chateau de Marly, built in the 17th Century for the leisure activities of Louis XIV and his family, says it all. Nestled perfectly between the Twelve Apostles Mountain Range and Camps Bay Beach, our 38-room, five-star boutique hotel is a fresh take on luxury – and intricately sophisticated showpiece where everything is effortless.

Suites have a smart TV, marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar. The balcony has a shower and jacuzzi, dining table, sun loungers, and uninterrupted sea views.

Complete with a state-of-the-art Spa, a rooftop that boasts 360-degree views of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks, mountain- and sea-facing rooms, this is Cape Town’s lifestyle at its best.

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Braai / Barbeque

Swimming Pool

DSTV

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The Marly Boutique Hotel and Spa

The room is 30m² with a 10m² balcony. Spacious bedroom, en-suite bathroom with large rain shower. Rooms have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar. The balcony has comfortable chairs, a table, and uninterrupted sea views.

Studio Sea Facing Room

The rooms are 35m² with a small balcony. Spacious bedroom with separate lounge area, en-suite bathroom with large rain shower. Rooms have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, espresso coffee machine, and minibar.

Classic Mountain Facing Room

The rooms are 35m² with a 10m² balcony. Spacious bedroom with lounge area, en-suite bathroom with large rain shower. Rooms have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar. The balcony has comfortable chairs, and a table.

Classic Sea Facing Room

Suites are 54m². Spacious bedrooms with lounge area, en-suite bathroom with large bath and rain shower. Suites have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar.
Large windows with uninterrupted mountain views.

Superior Mountain Facing Suite

Spacious bedroom with lounge area and dining-room table, en-suite bathroom with large bath and rain shower. Suites have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar. The balcony has a shower, dining table, and sun loungers.

Superior Sea Facing Suite

Spacious bedroom with a separate lounge area, en-suite bathroom with large rain shower. Suites have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine and mini bar.The balcony has comfortable chairs, a table, sun loungers, and uninterrupted sea views.

Deluxe Sea Facing Suite

Spacious bedroom with a separate lounge area, en-suite bathroom with large rain shower. Suites have a smart TV, Marshall speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, and minibar. The balcony has comfortable chairs, a table, sun loungers and uninterrupted sea views.

Junior Sea Facing Suite

The open-plan cottage offers a romantic 4-poster bed and 2 bunk beds for children. The kitchen is fully equipped and the cottage opens onto a balcony. Situated in a residential location 20 minutes drive south of Cape Town, it’s a  tranquil refuge.

Maple Cottage is your own comfortable cabin that allows you to climb into your comfort zone instantly. This self catering cottage is located above the main house which is in Bergvliet.

Self-catering holiday cottage in Bergvliet

Maple Cottage

Located in Cape Town, 400 m from Rocklands Beach and 500 m from Three Anchor Bay Beach, Baywest 204  provides accommodation with amenities such as free WiFi and a flat-screen TV. The property is 3.5 km from Robben Island Ferry and 8.6 km from CTICC.

The air-conditioned apartment is composed of 1 separate bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, and 1 bathroom. Towels and bed linen are provided in this accommodation.

Milton Beach is 1.2 km from the apartment, while V&A Waterfront is 2.7 km away. The nearest airport is Cape Town International, 22 km from Baywest 204, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.

Self Catering

Baywest 204

This generous 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment was recently transformed into a true city apartment, with a spacious open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The interior benefits from contemporary furnishings, warm colours and appliances and accessories one would expect at home. The apartment has a 24/7 staffed security desk, an assigned parking bay and access to a roof top swimming pool in the complex. It is located on the historic Church Square, walking distance from the Parliamentary complex, Greenmarket Square and the Company Gardens.

Features:
Main Bedroom:
- Queen size bed
- En-suite bathroom (shower)
- Built-in cupboards

Guest Bedroom:
- King or twin beds
- En-suite bathroom (shower)
- Built-in cupboards

Lounge Area:
- Plasma colour TV
- DSTV
- DVD/CD player

Dining Area:
- Dining room table - seats 4
	
Kitchen:
- Microwave, hob/oven
- Washer/dryer combination
- Selection of cooking utensils and cutlery

Additional Services & Features Include:
- 3G Internet access (optional)
- 24/7 Staffed front desk
- 24-hour security
- Daily/weekly house keeping
- Secured, assigned parking bay within building with remote

This generous two bedroom apartment was recently transformed into a true city apartment, with a spacious open-plan lounge, dining and kitchen area.

Generous 2 bedroom Holiday Apartment City Bowl

Elton

At the Foot of Table Mountain is an exclusive self-catering villa located on the mountainside in Oranjezicht, in Cape Town. This villa is ideal for discerning guests looking for a luxury self-catering base, from which to explore the city’s attractions.

This spacious air-conditioned villa comprises 4 levels with 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a guest toilet, and open-plan living and entertaining areas; services such as a house manager, 2 housekeepers, maintenance and extra concierge staff. The main and second bedrooms each contain a 4-poster king-size bed and open onto the city-facing balcony, and the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh bedrooms each contain a queen-size bed. Each bedroom features a private bathroom fitted with a shower or bath or both.

The fully equipped kitchen contains appliances to prepare and cook meals, including laundry appliances. The main open-plan living area leads out onto the entertainment deck and wraparound patio that boasts gas and charcoal braai facilities, and stunning views of the city centre and the distant Atlantic Ocean.

In addition, the villa boasts an elevator to access all levels of the house, a well-equipped gym room, a sauna, a swimming pool, and other luxuries for convenience. There is a security room in the villa, and secure parking available on the property.

The property is ideally situated 5 km from the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, 7 km from the V&A Waterfront, and 22 km from Cape Town International Airport.

At the foot of Table Mountain

A fully serviced, self-catering furnished cottage in the typical De Waterkant style, with two double bed rooms with en-suite bath rooms.

The Lime Grove Cottage is located in Jarvis Street and consists of:
One large luxury open plan bedroom on the first floor with large bathroom with shower and bath;
A second, smaller bed room with en suite bath room downstairs;
A bright kitchen with all modern appliances, and access to a patio with covered dining area;
A lounge area downstairs with a large LCD TV with Netflix access. ADSL internet is also available

There is a selection of excellent shops, wine bars, delis, restaurants and coffee shops on your doorstep.

De Waterkant, diverse in culture and architecture, remains the friendly, welcoming village of yester year, where the resounding Noon Gun can clearly be heard and residents are woken by the early morning sounds of ships in the harbour.

Lime Grove Cottage Entrance

Living room

Kitchen

Patio

Desk in main bedroom

Main bedroom

Main bathroom

Second bedroom and bathroom

Lime Grove Cottage Jarvis Street

From flat-topped Table Mountain down to the blue waters of Table Bay, Cape Town is simply stunning, but the city doesn&#39;t thrive by its looks alone. Proudly multicultural, its flourishing arts, dining, and nightlife scenes are proof of this modern metropolis&#39; creativity and innovative spirit.

Given that it is home to a kaleidoscope of cultures, Cape Town is by far the most multicultural city in South Africa. This diversity is reflected in the city&#39;s vibrant festival, culinary, and music sectors. But it&#39;s crucial to comprehend what Cape Town has gone through in order to appreciate it more for what it is today. A festering wound has been created by the decades of racial and economic oppression brought on by apartheid. The District Six Museum and Nelson Mandela&#39;s jail cell on Robben Island are two places where visitors may learn more about Cape Town&#39;s sad undertone, despite the fact that most tourists only see the city&#39;s stunning beaches and lively restaurant scene.

Cape Town

The Company Gardens is a stunning park and heritage site that is located in the city centre of Cape Town, and has been in existence from the 1650's, when European settlers would grow fresh produce here to replenish passing ships. This well loved Garden is now home to the Iziko Museum and National Gallery, as well as some historic statues placed throughout the gardens many paths. If you happen to be visiting around lunch time, you can expect to come across many interesting locals who work in the city and seek the calm, fresh garden air whenever possible. The garden is also home to many active and happy squirrels, who love to play and be fed. You will also find some beautiful trees and natural displays during your visit- the rose garden (which was built in 1929), South Africa's oldest cultivated pear tree, and also a lovely herb garden, fish pond and an aviary. There are little markets set up along the way, selling crafts and snacks - or you can grab a coffee at a nearby cafe. To enjoy time spent at the Garden, pack a picnic and enjoy an afternoon in the lovely natural surroundings with your family and friends, or enjoy lunch at the Company's Garden Restaurant.

The Companys Garden

Western Cape

City Centre

The Greenmarket Square is bordered by an array of stylish and unique restaurants, casual coffee shops and vibrant stores which make up the fashionable and cosmopolitan Cape Town vibe, a step into an old fashioned and traditional outdoor shopping experience, with a cultural touch. The Greenmarket Square is an eclectic and engaging market that sells arts and local creations, handmade beaded jewellery with an African flair, fashionable accessories with a modern, edgy appeal and other unique finds and exciting bargains. The Greenmarket Square is a favourite gathering point for many talented performers who earn a living by entertaining , such as mimes, drummers, and dancers, and brings together families and friends for a memorable experience. When visiting the Greenmarket Square, you will be a short walk away from the company’s garden, and neighbouring Iziko museums

Greenmarket Square

A night spent out and about exploring the amazing attractions on Cape Town's popular Long Street is sure to be an electrifying experience, especially if you are a fan of local craft beer's and friendly pub style dinners, and clubs varying from casual and low key to upper class and fancy. Enjoy a night of letting your hair down with friends, and partying with the best. Long Street is home to Cape Town’s most intoxicating night life scene, with both sides of the busy Long Street lit up by neon lights, and adorned with an array of characters from all over Cape Town and visitors from all over the world, ready to have a blast. Dance to your heart’s content to some amazing live DJ's at club Fiction or Club 169, or enjoy sipping on beer and socializing with friends and the popular Beerhouse, where you can find an amazing selection of on tap/craft or local beer flavours, and a food menu that compliments your drink of choice. For a unique Capetonian vibe, visit the Zulu Sound Bar & Cafe, or discover what it's all about at the lively and exciting Long Street Cafe.

Although the true Long Street experience is best discovered on an evening over the weekend when the city really comes to life, many of Long Streets cafes, restaurants and pubs are open from about midday on wards over weekdays, and cater to those who are on holiday or have some days off to enjoy in the vibrant city of Cape Town. To ensure that you stay safe on the roads, arrange for a driver to drop you off/pick you up - either through a meter taxi service, or an Uber car (which can be arranged by installing the Uber App on your cell phone).

Long Street

Established in December of 1994, the District Six Museum is a collaboration of memories and a recollection of hardships felt by a community, and stands as a memorial to the forced movement and marginalisation of 60 000 inhabitants of various races during South Africa's Apartheid years. There was a need to establish truths and look deeper at the District Six experience, where social justice would be advocated and addressed.

The Museum provides visitors with insight into the history of this now infamous area, and is often visited by former residents. The District Six Museum is a place of reflection and educational understanding, and aims to bring together a positive community where people of all races can co-exist through dignity. The museum is dedicated to the construction of houses and environmental planning in the area, and also aims to get the public actively involved in community projects that involve arts, music and literature. When visiting, you will find the difficult journey mapped out in front of you, through a collection of old photos, paintings and artefacts from this time - many of these were actually donated by former residents. Open from 9 AM to 4 PM every Monday to Saturday, the museum is visited by tour groups, schools and also by small groups of locals and tourists who are interested in learning about the history of this area.

District Six Museum

Cape Town&#39;s city bowl is very fittingly named since it is nestled snugly in the enormous arms of Table Mountain. The harbour and the mountain perfectly enclose Cape Town&#39;s center, giving it the appearance of a bowl. The city bowl is home to some of the most fascinating and historically significant neighbourhoods, including Bo Kaap, Oranjezicht, Tamboerskloof and Gardens, which offer hours of leisurely walking, dining options and historical sites. There are many things to do in the city bowl besides taking in the atmosphere, which is typical of Cape Town. It is mandatory to ride the cable car to the summit of Table Mountain, although it is safer to wait for a clear day without any indication of the tablecloth. Another mountain worth climbing is Lion&#39;s Head, the conical-shaped mountain, especially on full moon nights.

City Bowl

Charly's Bakery is a magical dream world comprising of scrumptious treats and sublime delicacies, made with love and described as 'Mucking Afazing"! Locals from all over Cape Town adore this quirky and charming little bakery, and tourists quickly realize why. Charly's stands out in the centre of Cape Town with its colourful, inviting building of pink and white. Specializing in the creation of spectacular designer cakes and serving an amazing display of bright sunshiny cupcakes, petite fours, biscuits and desserts, any person with a sweet tooth or craving will instantly fall in love with this divine bakery - there is also a selection of savoury foods available, and Charly's Bakery is also famous for their amazing, homemade quiches. If you are on a holiday in Cape Town, a visit to the one of a kind Charlie's bakery should be on top of your 'Things to do' list, and if you are exploring the hottest attractions in the city, there is no place quiet like Charlie's for the ultimate indulgence. You can tune into the popular Charlie's Angels documentary/series for an inside-peak of the adventures and inner workings that occur at Charlie's, and get to know the amazing group of ladies behind this successful bakery.

Charlys Bakery

Zonnebloem, formerly known as District Six, is a suburb in the City of Cape Town. Despite its murky history, Zonnebloem encapsulates everything that makes Cape Town just so special. City living with access to all of Cape Town&rsquo;s tourist gems &ndash; what more would you ask for?

Accommodation in Zonnebloem allows you to visit renowned attractions, such as Table Mountain, Sea Point Promenade, The V&amp;A Waterfront as well as Cape Town&rsquo;s Blue Flag Beaches. Fun for the entire family, Zonnebloem is more than ideal for your next Cape Town getaway.

Zonnebloem

The Long Street Cafe Building has a Victorian past thus the restaurant tries to create a ambience that compliments. The bistro style menu caters for all tastes throughout the day with a selection of phyllo fingers filled with feta cheese, deep fried and served with a sweet and sour sauce and juicy pork ribs marinated in honey, rosemary barbeque sauce. Choose from a vast selection of deli items to make your own unique pizza with everything from roasted peppers to salami or Indulge in a main Thai style Chicken Wraps served with a peanut sauce and chicken strips cooked in creamy chilli and thai curry sauce.

Long Street Cafe

Mama Africa pride themselves on setting the tone for a colourful culturally diverse clientele to mix and meet over a social drink, or colourful cocktail, accompanied by the sounds of live bands and joyous laughter. 
Mama Africa ensures a genuine African cuisine - an experience locals can be proud of and internationals can be part of.

Mama Africa

Nestled in the heart of the Cape Town CBD, Café Mozart is a well-known attraction which has been appealing both locals and visitors alike for over 30 years. 
A diverse menu, balmy interiors and an tranquil setting are what make this charming daytime cafe so unique.

Cafe Mozart

The Dias Tavern is an informally decorated Portuguese tavern. Open for lunches, with a beautiful view of Table Mountain, as well as dinner, there is an extensive menu with a wide choice of meals. 
Included in the menu are fresh line fish & other seafood specials; meat dishes & charcoal grilled steaks; spicy trinchado or Portuguese fillet steaks; peri-peri baby chicken or prawns; smoked eisbein, espetada , vegetable platters & salads.

Dias Tavern

Hemelhuijs is a small oasis in the heart of the Mother City, Cape Town. Sit and watch the city go by while indulging in freshly made jewel coloured juices, paradisal cocktails or custom blended coffee and order from the all day menu. The hemelhuijs menu changes seasonally and aims to bring all different flavours of the rest of the world to the table.

Hemelhuijs

On entering Anatoli Turkish Restaurant in De Waterkant, one is enveloped with a sense of warmth and a feeling of being in Turkey. 
Almost too hot to touch, freshly baked flat breads are carried to the tables to accompany the meze, presented on oversized trays. 
Due to the infinite variety of fish, meat, fruits and vegetables produced in Turkey and the numerous cultures that took roots in ancient Anatolia, contemporary Turkish food is amazingly varied.

Anatoli Turkish

The Bo-Kaap is actually a modernized version of De Waterkant, which is located just next to this same neighbourhood. The colourful, vivid semi-detached homes in this popular neighbourhood have been preserved and even emphasized, having been transformed into chic cottages that, along with the cobbled, tree-lined alleys and breathtaking views, are reminiscent of London&#39;s Soho and New York&#39;s Greenwich Village. The Village of De Waterkant is primarily a business district during the day, where people live, work, have lunch, and shop; however, at night, it comes to life with some of the best delis, wine bars, and restaurants in the city.&nbsp;This neighbourhood is reported to contain the most pre-1840 buildings in South Africa and amazingly managed to avoid both the destiny of other similar neighbourhoods, such as district six, and apartheid.

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