Best Western Cape Suites Hotel - Cape Town, South Africa
Corner De Villiers & Constitution Streets
Cape Town, 8002 Nightly Rates(82.78 - 82.78)4 Star
Property Description
Nestled at the foot of Table Mountain, with views of the Cape Town city skyline and Table Bay, lies the Best Western Cape Suites Hotel, a new village-style hotel with a total of 123 studio, one, two and three-bedroom suites. Guests will enjoy a home away from home environment in spacious accommodations, air-conditioned suites with fully equipped kitchens, all at four star standards. Our suites can accommodate several guests, providing twin beds in each bedroom and a double sleeper couch in the lounge. Ideally located, the hotel is a five-minute drive to the famous V & A Waterfront and a 15-minute drive to the beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton. The Best Western Cape Suites Hotel provides a sensible alternative in offering affordable accommodations for tour groups, business travelers, families and individuals who are looking for spacious accommodations with convenient amenities in Cape Town.
Amenities
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Courtesy Car
Laundry/Valet Services
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Fishing
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Television with Cable
Restaurant
Room Service
Room Information
1 SINGLE BED,STUDIO
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* 1 Single Bed * Studio
2 SINGLE BEDS,STUDIO
:
* 2 Single Beds * Studio
SUITE-3 ROOMS 6 BEDS
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SUITE-1 DOUBLE BED,1 BR,LOUNGE,KITCHENETTE
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* Suite-1 Double Bed * One Bedroom * Lounge * Kitchenette
SUITE-2 ROOMS 4 BEDS,2 BR,LIVING ROOM,KITCHENETTE
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* Suite-2 Rooms 4 Beds * Two Bedrooms * Living Room * Kitchenette
Indicative rates are for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
South African Rand is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00 P.M.
Check out time is 11:00 A.M.
Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time +2
123 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
ˇ From: N2. Head toward Cape Town's city centre. The N2 splits in two to become De Waal Drive and the Eastern Boulevard. Take De Waal Drive (M3) by hugging the left lane. Continue on De Waal Drive all the way to town. Pass under the bridge. At the first light, turn right into De Villiers Street. At the next light, turn right into Constitution Street. The Best Western Cape Suites Hotel entrance will be immediately on the right.
Cape Town International Airport 20 kilometers, Johannesborg International Airport 1,400 kilometers
Guarantee Policy
You must use a credit card to book online.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.
Restaurants
On Premises: * Village Cafe, contemporary Cape cuisine * Wild Bar and Café, local Cape Malay Cuisine Nearby: * 5 kilometers from Top of Table Mountain Restaurant, contemporary light snacks * 10 kilometers from Wimpy and McDonald's, fast food * 12 kilometers from Mortons on the Wharf, fish/New Orleans-style food
Nearby Cities:
* 21 kilometer(s) from Hout Bay * 35 kilometer(s) from Simonstown * 40 kilometer(s) from Stellenbosch * 60 kilometer(s) from Franschhoek
Local Attractions:
* 3 kilometer(s) from Castle Museum, Built by Cape Town's first pioneers. Recently restored with many historical artifacts. * 4 kilometer(s) from diamond cutting, South African mined stones are cut and polished while tourists observe. These stones are also for sale. * 5 kilometer(s) from Table Mountain, South Africa's premier tourist destination with cable car, curios and a restaurant on summit. * 10 kilometer(s) from Robben Island, the Nelson Mandela Museum is on the island that lies off the city. Ferries are frequent. * 12 kilometer(s) from Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, A vibrant shopping/entertainment center built around the fringes of the fishing harbor. Hotels, restaurants, bars and cinemas make this a major attraction. * 18 kilometer(s) from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Situated on the Leeward Slopes of Table Mountain, this attraction is internationally recognized for its beauty and unspoiled nature. * 40 kilometer(s) from wine lands, Situated in the valleys above Stellenbosch the many wine farms produce fine red and white vintages. The white wines have won international awards. * 50 kilometer(s) from Cape Point, This is the point of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.
Local Attractions:
* 3 kilometer(s) from Castle Museum, Built by Cape Town's first pioneers. Recently restored with many historical artifacts. * 4 kilometer(s) from diamond cutting, South African mined stones are cut and polished while tourists observe. These stones are also for sale. * 5 kilometer(s) from Table Mountain, South Africa's premier tourist destination with cable car, curios and a restaurant on summit. * 10 kilometer(s) from Robben Island, the Nelson Mandela Museum is on the island that lies off the city. Ferries are frequent. * 12 kilometer(s) from Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, A vibrant shopping/entertainment center built around the fringes of the fishing harbor. Hotels, restaurants, bars and cinemas make this a major attraction. * 18 kilometer(s) from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Situated on the Leeward Slopes of Table Mountain, this attraction is internationally recognized for its beauty and unspoiled nature. * 40 kilometer(s) from wine lands, Situated in the valleys above Stellenbosch the many wine farms produce fine red and white vintages. The white wines have won international awards. * 50 kilometer(s) from Cape Point, This is the point of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.
Nearby Cities:
* 21 kilometer(s) from Hout Bay * 35 kilometer(s) from Simonstown * 40 kilometer(s) from Stellenbosch * 60 kilometer(s) from Franschhoek
Nearby Cities:
* 21 kilometer(s) from Hout Bay * 35 kilometer(s) from Simonstown * 40 kilometer(s) from Stellenbosch * 60 kilometer(s) from Franschhoek
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town train station * 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town bus station * 20 kilometer(s) from Cape Town International Airport * 1,400 kilometers from Johannesborg International Airport
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town train station * 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town bus station * 20 kilometer(s) from Cape Town International Airport * 1,400 kilometers from Johannesborg International Airport
Local Attractions:
* 3 kilometer(s) from Castle Museum, Built by Cape Town's first pioneers. Recently restored with many historical artifacts. * 4 kilometer(s) from diamond cutting, South African mined stones are cut and polished while tourists observe. These stones are also for sale. * 5 kilometer(s) from Table Mountain, South Africa's premier tourist destination with cable car, curios and a restaurant on summit. * 10 kilometer(s) from Robben Island, the Nelson Mandela Museum is on the island that lies off the city. Ferries are frequent. * 12 kilometer(s) from Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, A vibrant shopping/entertainment center built around the fringes of the fishing harbor. Hotels, restaurants, bars and cinemas make this a major attraction. * 18 kilometer(s) from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Situated on the Leeward Slopes of Table Mountain, this attraction is internationally recognized for its beauty and unspoiled nature. * 40 kilometer(s) from wine lands, Situated in the valleys above Stellenbosch the many wine farms produce fine red and white vintages. The white wines have won international awards. * 50 kilometer(s) from Cape Point, This is the point of Africa where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet.
Transportation:
* 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town train station * 2 kilometer(s) from Cape Town bus station * 20 kilometer(s) from Cape Town International Airport * 1,400 kilometers from Johannesborg International Airport
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