We arrived after a5 night stay in the constantia region and thought a hotel in the heart of the city would be nice for a change.What a great choice we made.The hotel is situated just off Kloof Street at one end,with a supermarket and Pharmacy just over the other side of the road.We were giving a great welcome from the staff and given room number 8 (see attached pics) it was a great room with a small balcony to one side to watch the sunrise or sunset over Table Mountain,the double shower was great also the twin washbasins were a useful addition.Breakfast was fantastic with a choice of cold or hot food and in a delightful setting.The complimentary Sherry in the room was a nice touch and this could also be taken in the drawing room if you wanted.Liesel,Stretton and Yusuf could not have been more helpful in offering great advice from everything from directions to car hire.Overall we enjoyed our stay so much and cant wait to return

My wife & I booked Cape Cadogan hotel in Cape Town based on what we saw on the internet. It claims to "Bohemian chic" with 12 luxuriously appointed en suite bedrooms.

We were given room 7.

What we found is that it is in a busy street with quite alot of traffic noise. The bedroom furnishings looked as though they were cheap flat packs. But worse of all was the bathroom facilities. These were in a boxed off corner of the room built from cheap painted wood with frosted glass. around 2 sides and cheap louvred doors. This meant no privacy in the bathroom.

Breakfast was the worse we had in South Africa with the "Fresh Fruit" looking as though it was left over from the day before. It was mushy.

I would not advise anyone to go to the Cape Cadogan and particularly to stay in room 7.

G Brown

Wonderful place, great helpful & friendly staff. The rooms are beautiful - lovely fluffy towels & crisp sheets, a real oasis of tranquility in the city.

I stayed at the Cape Cadogan for 4 nights with my wife and our 21 month old daughter. Even though the hotel has a no children(under 8) policy - they were extremely accommodating and put us in the Owner's Villa.

The Villa is located next to the hotel and is amazing. It is almost as big as my flat in London. We had our own kitchen, lounge, pool, BBQ and dining room.

The quility of the Villa rivals any 5* hotel I've stayed in - anywhere.
There was not a single detail we could find fault with.

Because children are not allowed in the main building - although they never stopped our little one from running around everywhere - breakfast was brought to us in the Villa everymorning - in addition to providing us with a fully stocked fridge. Their muffins are to die for.

Stretton and Liesl are absolutely brilliant managers/hosts. They bent over backwards to make our stay enjoyable - from organizing baby sitters to pulling strings into getting us dinner bookings. I can't say enough positive things about them.

The hotel itself is perfectly situated to every site in Cape Town. We even walking down to the V&A Waterfront. It's a3 minute drive to the cable cars at Table Mountain and a 15 minute drive to Camps Bay.

We almost never travel to the same city twice - but we will definitely be back to Cape Town and will most assuredly stay at The Cape Cadogan!