Cape Milner Hotel

Cape Milner Hotel Highlights

Close to all attractions
Glass lounge and bar area
Luxury Suites are all one would need
A small gym area
Views of Table Mountain from the swimming pool
Surrounding restaurants and bars within walking distance

Cape Milner Information

Lodge type; Hotel
Location; Cape Town
Lodge size; 57 rooms
Recommended stay; 2-5 nights

Introduction

Positioned at the base of the renowned Table Mountain in the heart of Cape Town's CBD (Central Business District). The Cape Milner hotel offers guests a luxury experience, at a good pricing point that is as central to all of Cape Town's attractions as one can get.

Within a five to ten-minute drive, one can access the V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain cable car, Camps Bay and Clifton as well as the famed Kirstenbosch gardens (traffic will have a bearing on these times).

Within a five to ten-minute walk, one also has numerous options when it comes to restaurants, bars and nightlife.

57 modern bedrooms feature impressive vistas, together with a combination of style, as well as modern-day conference amenities. 2 on Milner, the stylish bistro and just about all weather terraces, are amazing.

Rooms and Suites

The Hotel consists of fifty-seven bedrooms which includes two suites in addition to 10 luxury rooms (the remaining rooms are of the standard variety).

The contemporary minimalist design and décor of this Cape Town City Hotel has led to a boutique hotel for the young and chic twenty-first-century generation.

A few rooms enjoy magnificent views of the stunning Cape mountains, which includes that of the famous Table Mountain, why the other rooms are garden suites without views.

All offer en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet connectivity, free of charge tea/coffee making facilities, handheld remote control television, hairdryer and mini-safe not forgetting MNet and DSTV viewed on flat-screen TV's.

Visitors, also, have the additional benefit of 24-hour room service.

Cuisine and Wine

The Cape Milner hotel offers a high degree of service, and this also is the case when eating at restaurant '2 on Milner'.

For anyone searching for a taste of the good life, "2 on Milner", delivers a superb selection of both local as well as international cuisine. With attentive staff looking after guests' every need, "2 on Milner" could be the ideal getaway to finish a hectic day's sightseeing and exploring.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily; a Terrace menu is additionally available. Visitors have got the added benefit of taking pre-dinner drinks at the Terrace Cocktail Bar.

A wide selection of restaurants are all within a few minutes walk or drive from the hotel, should one wish to dine out.

Hotel Facilities

Undercover and off-street parking
24-hour Reception services
Babysitting facilities
Complimentary courtesy shuttle service to the "CBD" and "Waterfront"
Currency exchange facilities
Disabled facilities
In-House Gym
Swimming pool
Wireless internet connectivity

Family Friendly

Cape Milner Hotel welcomes families with children of all ages, although it must be noted that other than babysitting options, there are no other child entertainment options.

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Muizenberg Beach Cape Town
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Cape Town Sightseeing Bus
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Constantia Valley Wine Route
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Kirstenbosch, Boomslang Tree Canopy Walkway
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Climbing Table Mountain
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Helicopter Flight over Cape Town