aha Simon's Town Quayside Hotel

aha Simon’s Town Quayside Hotel is perfectly positioned on the water’s edge of the Simon’s Town yacht basin, with breath-taking views over False Bay and the majestic Simon’s Kloof Mountains. This nautically styled, 4-star Simon’s Town hotel has a unique location, offering superb views of the yachts and boats in the harbour, with which no other hotel in the area can compete.
Enjoy a pleasurable experience with us when you book your accommodation or event with us at aha Simon’s Town Quayside Hotel.

Simon’s Town Local Attractions:
A mere 40 minutes from Cape Town’s city centre, Simon’s Town offers an eclectic array of exciting attractions in and around the surrounding area.
Take a leisurely stroll to nearby Boulders Beach to view the biggest penguin colony in Africa! Spend a morning shark cage diving with the Great White sharks or go kayaking in and around the bay where you might get the opportunity to spot some whales or dolphins.
Choose from a series of boat trips on your doorstep – harbour cruises, trips to Seal Island and Cape Point.
Try your hand at scuba diving at the shipwrecks around the peninsula or soak up the sun at one of the 18 swimming beaches in the area. Go sailing, surfing and kiteboarding along the False Bay Coast and for those who love fishing, take a deep-sea charter or simply fish off the harbour wall at Kalk Bay.
Take a stroll along Simon’s Town Historic Mile or an energetic walk in the surrounding Simon’s Kloof Mountains. For golf lovers, there are a variety of golf courses in close proximity of the hotel.
See the spectacular Cape Fynbos in nearby Silver Mine Nature Reserve or the famous Cape Point Nature Reserve, a mere 15-minute drive away.
The Simon’s Town Waterfront Centre has all the sophistication that you can hope for, while still maintaining the town’s seaside atmosphere. A variety of shops, selling a range of products, are within easy reach of the hotel and the town boasts a wide choice of excellent restaurants. Spend some time absorbing Simon’s Town’s history in the four museums in the area and for real relaxation, frequent one of the local health spas.
Treat the little ones to a fun day at Mineral World or “Scratch Patch” where they can play in the pools of semi-precious gemstones and take some home as souvenirs.

Visit the wetlands of Noordhoek or the World of Birds in Hout Bay or stop off at Imhoff Farm for a camel ride and a visit to the snake park.

A must do is a stop off to see the statue of ‘Just Nuisance’ (in Jubilee Square); the only dog to ever have been enlisted into the Royal Navy. He was a well-loved dog amongst his seamen, taking the opportunity to board trains with his peers and taking up duty to ‘serve’ at sea.

Room Description:
8 Sea Facing with Balcony
14 Sea Facing without Balcony
7 Mountain Facing rooms