Welgelegen House

Welgelegen House
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel
Welgelegen Boutique Hotel

Welgelegen Boutique Hotel Highlights

  • Camps Bay, Glen and Clifton Beach
  • V&A Waterfront
  • Table Mountain and the Cable Car
  • Kirstenbosch
  • Restaurants and bistros

Welgelegen Boutique Hotel Information

  • Lodge type; Hotel
  • Location; Cape Town
  • Lodge size; 7 rooms
  • Recommended stay; 2-5 nights

Introduction

Set beneath the landmark Table Mountain plateau, in between Tamboerskloof and Oranjezicht, can be found the leafy old established section of Gardens, and inside a quiet cul-de-sac therein, you will discover Welgelegen Boutique Hotel, you will find many returning guests coming from far-flung seas!

Welgelegen embraces you "home from home" and offers guests with the conveniences and additional deluxe touches you desire you could potentially treat your self to all year long.

You can start every day right here breakfasting in the morning sunlight with Table Mountain your background, or perhaps conclude your evening beneath the stars having a perfectly chilled Cape Sauvignon with fairy lights flickering between the encircling vegetation.

Rooms and Suites

All bedrooms are individually appointed with natural neutral hues and also splashes of both African chic and vintage Bohemia. The focus is on comfort, through the candle lights, the organic Rooibos bathtub items and the towelling dressing gowns in every bathroom, to the home-baked biscuits, complimentary port and large welcoming armchairs within each room.

The beds just about all convert to King size and are also inviting with crisp white linen, duck down duvet covers and comfortable soft pillows.

All the rooms feature their very own appeal, nearly all have balconies presenting vistas of Table Mountain, Signal Hill or perhaps the patio below.

One bedroom features a travertine surround bathtub within the room complete with an open fireplace; one more offer it's very own exclusive garden and lily pond!

Cuisine and Wine

The full English and Continental breakfast is served buffet style, inside the tasteful dining area or perhaps under a big outdoor umbrella on the patio during the summer season.

Hotel Facilities

This Cape Town Guest House consists of 2 Victorian residences joined by a fantastic cobbled patio with plunge swimming pool, encased by balconies of iceberg roses and also star jasmine.

Family Friendly

Children are welcome.

Spa and Wellness

The in-house therapy area gives, even more, pampering for your soul with holistic and polarity based mostly massages, aromatherapy and tension release reflexology.

Alternative treatment plans in addition to manicures, pedicures, and also paraffin waxes can also be catered for.

Rates From

Rates from R2 475.00 per person

Rates Information
  • Welgelegen Boutique Hotel Rates
  • Per person per night sharing
  • Rates are in South African Rands (ZAR)
  • *Rates may vary according to season
Rates Include
  • Accommodation
  • Breakfast
  • 15% VAT
Rates Exclude
  • Beverages
  • Activities booked
  • Transfers
  • Gratuities
  • Laundry
  • Items of a personal nature
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