Table Bay Hotel

Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
Table Bay Hotel

Hotel Highlights

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

Hotel Information

  • Lodge type: Hotel
  • Location: Cape Town
  • Lodge size: 329 rooms
  • Recommended stay: 2-5 nights

Luxury And Convenience At The 5-Star Table Bay Hotel

The renowned Table Bay Hotel, with its 5-star rating, is positioned within walking distance of all the restaurants, shops and entertainment venues within the V&A Waterfront precinct.

One can expect nothing but the highest standards regarding service, hospitality and location.

Table Bay is the ideal base from which to explore everything that Cape Town has to offer, as well as the famed Cape Winelands (a mere 45-minute drive away).

Rooms And Suites

Three hundred twenty-nine rooms and suites all offer fantastic views out over the Waterfront or the Atlantic Ocean and onto Robben Island. All your expectations will, without question, be exceeded, irrespective of the room or suite that you choose.

All rooms and suites are air-conditioned with walk-in cupboards, safes, writing desks, satellite television and minibars.

Cuisine And Wine

The Table Bay features one of the finest restaurants found on the waterfront, and being the "The Atlantic Restaurant", it is well worth the effort to eat here at least once during your stay.

One of the more famous buffet-style breakfasts in Cape Town is served daily.

Hotel Facilities

A heated salt-water swimming pool is available to all guests. Light meals and drinks are offered around the pool, as well as if one feels like it is a professional poolside massage.

What can only be classified as a boutique gym is again available for all; fitness programmes, professional trainers and dieticians are on call 12 hours a day.

A health spa with spectacular views out over Table Bay and Robben Island is highly recommended, and steam and therapy rooms are there to relax and pamper all guests and wipe away any stress one might have.

Family Friendly

Children of all ages are more than welcome at the Table Bay Hotel.

Spa And Wellness

The Table Bay Camelot Spa specials are designed to offer you holistic care for the skin and body that will leave you feeling refreshed.

Rates From

Due To Reopen In December 2025

Rates Information
  • Table Bay 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
  • All other meals
  • All drinks
  • Activities
  • Transfers
  • Travel insurance
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