Plattekloof Self Catering Accommodation
Destinations Related to Plattekloof Self Catering
Cape Town, Llandudno, Milnerton, V&A Waterfront, Constantia, Simon's Town, Durbanville, Noordhoek, Cape Town City Centre / CBD, Sea Point, Muizenberg, Hout Bay, Camps Bay, Bloubergstrand, Table View, Bellville, Fish Hoek, Melkbosstrand, Clifton, Green Point
Nearby Attractions & Landmarks: Langa Township, Bayside Mall
Plattekloof Reviews
Shops, Mountain, low density area
Beautiful view of Table Mountain, the V & A Waterfront and beautiful sunsets. Close proximity to Cape Town city. Spotless, tastefully setup, wonderful hostess.
Short distance from Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Grand West Casino, Table Mountain and not too far from Cape Town International Airport. The breakfast was good to keep us going until, lunch at Moyo Restaurant at Bloomberg Strand or their branch at Spier Wine Estate in Stellenbosch.
More info about Plattekloof
It’s the views that will win you over during a stay at the upmarket residential suburb of Plattekloof in Cape Town. The suburb is elevated along the slopes of the Tygerberg Hills, however, the name is far from appropriate: it was mistakenly swapped with that of an adjoining suburb which lies in a valley. Plattekloof is Afrikaans for Flat Ridge, meant to have been the name for the flat suburb in the valley which is named Panorama!
Plattekloof has mushroomed over the years, the large exclusive properties are sought after and all have majestic views of Table Mountain, Table Bay and on clear days, Cape Point. The area has a popular shopping centre along with several drive-through and formal restaurants and cafés.
Plattekloof is a fairly new suburb, the area is safe, the streets are wide and lined with trees and it is bordered by a nature reserve. The main highway to Cape Town runs besides... Show more
About Self Catering
Self Catering places can be found from rural to urban areas and can vary in what they offer. They allow plenty freedom and is a great inexpensive way to spend your holiday. They have been widely classified as a “Home away from home”. This is a good option for guests who don’t mind cooking their own food, and are looking for a more independent and flexible form of accommodation. For budget and large families, we would recommend self-catering for a more personalised experience.