Lace up your walking shoes. Kloof Street Hotel sits where one of Cape Town’s liveliest streets meets the lower slopes of Table Mountain, with the colourful Bo-Kaap and several of the city’s museums within a 10-minute walk.
Inside, the look is earthy and relaxed, with raw timber, natural textures and plenty of greenery. Breakfast is served at The Sanctuary Restaurant, where the menu is built on homely family favourites and locally sourced ingredients, given a modern twist. The pool and loungers on the roof are kept for hotel guests only, so you can cool off with Table Mountain as your backdrop while the street hums below.
When you want to venture further, Camps Bay and Clifton are a short drive over Kloof Nek. The hotel team are happy to help plan days out to Robben Island, Chapman’s Peak or the Constantia wine route.
ACCOMMODATION
Rooms range from compact Economy Rooms, cleverly designed for travellers who plan to be out exploring, to spacious Luxury Suites with their own lounge areas. Choose a city view across the skyline or a mountain view towards Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and Devil’s Peak, and some suites open onto private terraces. Selected ground-floor suites are set up for families. At the top of the building, the Penthouse Suites have floor-to-ceiling windows and terraces with outdoor showers and loungers, and are reserved for adults. An accessible room with a roll-in shower is also available.
Kloof Street Hotel stands on the corner of Kloof and Rheede streets in Gardens, at the foot of Table Mountain. Cape Town International Airport is around 20 km away and the V&A Waterfront about 3 km. The Bo-Kaap and several museums are within a 10-minute walk, while Camps Bay and Clifton beaches are 10 to 15 minutes’ drive over Kloof Nek. Kirstenbosch Gardens and the Constantia wine route are roughly 15 to 20 minutes away. Secure basement parking is available at an extra cost.
Speak to a specialist for availability and pricing.