Cape Town is the Mother City, South Africa’s oldest city, and one of the world’s most beautiful.
Situated at the south-western tip of South Africa and the African continent, it’s the city of Table Mountain, of Robben Island, of the beautiful Kirstenbosch Gardens, and the spectacular Cape Point... But aside from its natural assets, it’s home to colourful characters from a cross-section of cultures and it has a fascinating history.
A national park within city limits. Two World Heritage Sites. Enough said. Cape Town has one of the widest ranges of attractions in the world. This includes a diverse mix of cultural and heritage sites, outdoor and adventure activities, health and wellness options, entertainment, nature and environment, and wining and dining.
A proud host city for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, Cape Town is about 1 400km (870mi) from Johannesburg by road and 1 600km (994mi) from Durban (both about a two-hour flight away).
Cape Town is set in one of the most beautiful locations in the world. It is dominated by the mood-setting Table Mountain, which cradles the busy commercial hub of the city between itself and the Atlantic Ocean. It is a key tourist destination because of diverse scenery that includes beaches, forests, mountains and wildlife, but at the same time offers the international visitor world-class service in some of the best hotels, restaurants, tourist attractions and shopping malls in the world.
The city is known for its good weather and outdoor lifestyle. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities on vacations, from skydiving off Lion’s Head onto the world-renowned Camps Bay beach, to sitting at one of the many outdoor cafés enjoying the mix of local flavours and people. There are fun activities for the whole family, romantic destinations for couples, and an exciting nightlife for all ages.
Walk the streets of Cape Town, meet its people and fall in love with a city of hope, creative freedom and incredible spirit.
The Commodore V&A Waterfront hotel is next door to the busy V and A waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa. The hotel is five kilometres from Table Mountain. Robben Island is 20 minutes away by boat. Cape Town International Airport (CPT) is 22 kilometres away.
Hotel Features. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors frame the seafront entrance to The Commodore hotel's spacious lobby, featuring sleek wood flooring and fresh flower displays. The adjacent high-ceilinged lounge is decorated with exposed beams and a fireplace. Staff at the 24-hour guest relations desk can arrange Harley Davidson and helicopter
safaris, and
Winelands tours.
The Clipper Restaurant provides complimentary buffet breakfast. It also serves a wide- ranging international menu featuring dishes like Moroccan spiced lamb and chicken supreme stuffed with biltong and cheese. There's a pretty terracotta courtyard, with wrought-iron furnishings and a fishpond, for alfresco dining. Snacks and cocktails are on offer at the 24-hour Admiralty Lounge, with its comfortable sofas and relaxing atmosphere. Room service is available 24 hours.
The Americas Cup conference room seats 70, while the Blue Ribbon Room can accommodate 30 people. The hotel has a well-equipped business centre, and complimentary Internet access in public areas.
The Commodore hotel has an outdoor pool, and a well-equipped gym with sauna and steam room. The onsite Skin Wellness Spa provides massages, facials and body wraps in a calm minimalist setting.
Guestrooms. Decorated in a nautical style, The Commodore's 233 air-conditioned guestrooms offer dark wood furniture and artworks. All rooms have high-speed Internet ports (surcharge), refrigerators, minibars, cable television, tea/coffee making facilities and safes. Bathrooms offer bath/shower combinations.
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