2010 FIFA World Cup venue — spectacular location near the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. We've hand-picked the best hotels in Cape Town within easy reach, so you can catch the game without the commute.
Our Picks — Cape Town
De Waterkant
Occupying the city's beautifully restored Old Reserve Bank building, the Taj Cape Town fuses heritage architecture with contemporary luxury at the edge of De Waterkant — ideal for business and leisure alike.
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Gardens
The 'Pink Lady' has welcomed dignitaries since 1899. Set in nine acres of formal gardens at the foot of Table Mountain, this grande dame remains Cape Town's most iconic address — famed for its legendary afternoon tea.
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Camps Bay
Perched on the rocks of Hout Bay Harbour with the Atlantic crashing beneath your suite, Tintswalo Atlantic is one of South Africa's most extraordinary small hotels — 10 suites, each themed on an African island.
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V&A Waterfront
Africa's most celebrated urban resort occupies a private island in the V&A Waterfront marina, with unobstructed Table Mountain views, three pools, and the celebrated Nobu restaurant.
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V&A Waterfront
A Cape Town institution occupying its own quay in the V&A Waterfront, Cape Grace combines warm South African hospitality with world-class service and the legendary Bascule whisky bar.
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Camps Bay
Nestled between the Twelve Apostles mountain range and the Atlantic Ocean, this handsome property offers a cinema, falconry centre, and one of Cape Town's most accomplished spa programmes.
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