Cape Town Accommodation

We pride ourselves on offering high quality luxury 4-star accommodation (i.e. Silver standard), except in remote areas where we offer the best available. Hotels will be confirmed at the time of booking and can be upgraded to Gold or downgraded to Bronze on request, subject to the appropriate supplement.

When you are ready to leave our website, you can search for more pictures, information and customer reviews on the hotels and lodges we use in this region using the hotel-specific links below to our travel blog TRAVEL ZEBRA.

Cape Town City

Bronze Standard	Silver Standard	Gold Standard	Platinum Standard
Cape Suites Garden Court E. Boulevard Park Inn Ritz St Georges	Abbey Manor Banksia Cape Cadogan Cape Heritage Cape Milner Cape Riviera Cape Town Lodge Daddy Long Legs Extreme Garden Court, De Waal Hippo Boutique Leeuwenvoet Metropole O on Kloof Protea, Cape Castle Protea, North Wharf Protea, Victoria Junction Southern Sun, Cape Sun Urban Chic	Four Rosmead Kensington Place Rutland Lodge	Mount Nelson

Cape Town Waterfront

Bronze Standard	Silver Standard	Gold Standard	Platinum Standard
Breakwater Lodge	Portswood Southern Sun, Waterfront Southern Sun, Cullinan	Arabella Sheraton Commodore Dock House Radisson Victoria & Alfred	Cape Grace Table Bay

Camps Bay, Sea Point & Hout Bay

Blouberg & Milnerton Beaches

Constantia

Gordons Bay & Cape Peninsula

Newlands & Claremont

Stellenbosch & Franschhoek Winelands

Weather

Cape Town has a Mediterranean climate, with a warm dry summer and a short wet winter.

October to March (the summer months) are generally regarded as the best months to visit Cape Town, although the whale-watching season starts earlier and runs from July to November. The West Coast wild flowers bloom from mid August to mid September.

Remember the seasons are opposite to Europe.

Set out below are the average daily maximum and minimum temperatures for Cape Town, together with each month’s average rainfall.