Cape Cadogan
The Cape Cadogan, in the suburb of Gardens, is centrally located for a visit to Cape Town - South Africa's 'Mother City' - and is one of our favourite boutique guesthouses.
Travel Deal - Stay 4 pay for 3
Book 4 nights at Cape Cadagon, only pay for 3
This special applies to all More properties (More Quarters, Lion Sands Ivory a& River Lodges, Tinga Legends and Narina Lodge, Madikwe Safari Lodge)
Valid till 30 April 2013
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Welcome to the national monument of Cape Cadogan! This Georgian and Victorian style building, in which Cape Cadogan is housed, was originally a farmhouse dating back to the early 19th century.
Cape Cadogan's twelve en suite bedrooms are lavishly decorated and extremely well-appointed: each room offers satellite TV, DVD and surround sound system, internet access, air conditioning, heaters, personal bar fridge, electronic safe, tea and coffee making facilities, and a telephone.
The social area of the hotel is marked by the cosy lounge and crackling fireplace. Relax in the courtyard garden and indulge in a delicious breakfast while overlooking the pool and manicured surroundings.
Bohemian chic whispers through the walls and the theatrical fabrics add to the dramatic effect at this Cape Town guesthouse. The decor is elegant, luxurious and quintessentially stylish; combining antiques with contemporary pieces.
And because you're coming to the Mother City, make sure to get out and experience what Cape Town has to offer. Enjoy the glorious Cape Town beaches, shop till you drop in trendy boutiques and eat cheap in the many bustling restaurants and sidewalk bistros.
Cape Cadogan is just off Kloof Street - a trendy cosmopolitan existence, waiting to be explored. With many street side cafes and boutique stores to marvel at, you'll be entertained and amused at all times with your holiday in South Africa.
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