VIP Cape Lodge  Verified Listing

A privately owned lodge with six private and intimate 2-sleeper self-catering units, two of which can be combined for a family unit. Relax in the garden under the shade of large trees and savour the tranquility or watch squirrels and birds playing in the trees. Enjoy our 2 pet Labrador dogs, Nala, our gentle loving old lady and Rosie, our playful, sometimes naughty toddler who is constantly on the lookout for playmates in her game of fetch.

In Room Facilities:
One king-size bed or 2 single beds, TV, dinette, kitchenette with fridge, cooker and microwave, toaster, kettle, etc. Crockery, cutlery and utensils all included. Bathroom which consists of shower, toilet and vanity basin. Hairdryer available on request. Bedding, towels and basic toiletries are provided.

Area Information:
Gardens appears to lie cradled in the arms of Table Mountain. It is surrounded by the city, Lion's Head and the mountain making this popular suburb an easy one in which to base yourself when in Cape Town. Just over the ridge lies Camps Bay with its beautiful pristine beaches.

Gardens is perfectly placed to explore the rest of Cape Town and the hum of the city makes its presence felt here. The neighbourhood is quiet however, and tree-lined streets are wide and easy to walk. A car is almost unnecessary, as finding your way from Gardens is easy and, if you remain largely within the city, there is a good public transport network. We also provide tours and transfers should you require.

Kloof Street and Long Street is a quick walk from Gardens and known as the city's "restaurant mile". Browsing the bookshops and antique stores can be as much fun as the sidewalk cafes, which provide hours of entertainment as the ordinary and extraordinary, of every hue and culture, grace the streets.

Property Facilities:
Garden with outside table and chairs, braai facilities.

Attractions:
Local attractions include: Table Mountain Cableway, Cape Peninsula Tour, Kirstenbosch Gardens, Robben Island Ferry Trip and Tour, V&A Waterfront, Green Point Stadium, Famous Kloof Street and Long Street, Company Gardens, The Old Fort / Castle, Signal Hill and the Noonday Gun, Bo Kaap Tour, Township tour. There are loads of fun things to do in and around Cape Town, including shopping and browsing at St. George's Mall, at the Greenmarket Square flea market and in the many interesting stores and boutiques around the city centre. Visit the 2 Oceans Aquarium and maybe stop by the V&A Waterfront for coffee or a meal. Other activities include hiking up Table Mountain and Lions Head, surfing and sunbathing at the beautiful beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton, wine-tasting at one of the many vineyards and wine estates in Constantia, playing golf and partying at one of Long Street's famous nightclubs!