Luxury Hotel
South Africa

Cape Grace
Cape Town

Cape Grace, Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Grace, Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Grace, Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Grace, Cape Town, South Africa

Highlights

  • Waterfront Location: Nestled on a private quay in the heart of Cape Town’s iconic V&A Waterfront, Cape Grace offers unparalleled views of the marina, Signal Hill, and the majestic Table Mountain. Guests can enjoy direct access to the bustling waterfront, with its vibrant shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, all just steps from the hotel.
  • Luxurious Rooms and Suites: Cape Grace’s rooms and suites are a blend of classic elegance and modern comfort, featuring bespoke furnishings, luxurious fabrics, and handpicked local artwork. Each room boasts stunning views of either the harbour or Table Mountain, and many offer private balconies, ensuring a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring the city.
  • Award-Winning Dining at Signal Restaurant: Signal Restaurant at Cape Grace is renowned for its culinary excellence, offering a menu inspired by South Africa’s diverse flavours and heritage. Dishes are crafted from locally sourced ingredients, paired with fine South African wines from the hotel’s extensive collection, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience in a sophisticated setting.
  • Personalised Service: Cape Grace is known for its exceptional personalised service, where every guest’s needs are anticipated and met with warmth and attention. From arranging bespoke tours of Cape Town to offering tailored in-room amenities, the staff goes above and beyond to create a truly unique and memorable stay.
  • Spa and Wellness Sanctuary: The hotel’s luxurious spa offers a serene escape, with a range of rejuvenating treatments inspired by African traditions. Guests can indulge in massages, facials, and body treatments while enjoying breathtaking views of Table Mountain and the marina, providing the perfect space for relaxation and renewal.
  • Cultural Richness and Heritage: Cape Grace is more than just a luxury hotel—it’s a celebration of Cape Town’s rich cultural history. The décor seamlessly blends contemporary luxury with local heritage, featuring Cape Dutch antiques, vibrant African artwork, and fascinating historical touches. The hotel also offers storytelling evenings and tastings, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the Cape’s unique past and present.

Good to know

How to get there

Cape Grace is 17 miles from Cape Town airport, the journey takes between 25 and 30 minutes by car.

Are children welcome?

Yes, children are warmly welcome at Cape Grace. The hotel offers a variety of family-friendly services and amenities designed to ensure young guests have an enjoyable stay. Some highlights include:

  • Special Welcome Gifts: Upon arrival, children receive a welcome gift tailored to their age, making them feel at home from the start.
  • Babysitting Services: The hotel offers professional babysitting services, allowing parents to enjoy a relaxing evening or explore Cape Town while knowing their children are in good hands.
  • Children’s Menu: Signal Restaurant offers a specially crafted children’s menu with dishes designed to appeal to younger palates.
  • Fun Activities: The hotel provides a range of engaging activities for children, including storytime, African-themed activities, and treasure hunts.
  • In-Room Amenities for Children: Child-sized robes, slippers, and bath products are provided, ensuring comfort and a sense of adventure for younger guests.

Giving back

Cape Grace has a strong commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. Their sustainability policy includes several key initiatives aimed at reducing their ecological footprint while promoting positive social and environmental practices:

  • Energy Efficiency: The hotel implements energy-saving measures, such as using energy-efficient lighting, appliances, and systems to reduce overall energy consumption. Solar panels are also used to generate a portion of the hotel’s power.
  • Water Conservation: Cape Grace has adopted water-saving strategies, including the installation of water-efficient fixtures and recycling of greywater for landscaping. This is particularly important given Cape Town’s history of water shortages.
  • Waste Reduction and Recycling: The hotel actively reduces waste through a robust recycling programme, aiming to minimise landfill contributions. Single-use plastics are limited, and eco-friendly products are used throughout the hotel.
  • Sustainable Sourcing: Cape Grace is committed to sourcing local, sustainable, and ethically produced food and products. Signal Restaurant focuses on using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, supporting local farmers and reducing the carbon footprint associated with transportation.
  • Community Engagement: The hotel supports local community initiatives and actively participates in charitable projects that benefit disadvantaged communities. Cape Grace ensures fair employment practices and invests in the training and development of its staff, many of whom come from the surrounding areas.
  • Environmental Awareness: Guests are encouraged to participate in the hotel’s sustainability efforts, such as towel and linen reuse programmes, to help conserve resources.

What's nearby?

Cape Grace is ideally located in the heart of Cape Town’s vibrant V&A Waterfront, offering guests easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Here are some highlights nearby:

  • Victoria & Alfred Waterfront: Just steps from the hotel, this bustling hub offers world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment. Explore boutiques, restaurants, and cafes, or enjoy live performances and street artists along the waterfront.
  • Two Oceans Aquarium: Located within the V&A Waterfront, the aquarium is a family-friendly attraction where visitors can learn about marine life from both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
  • Robben Island: A short ferry ride from the waterfront, Robben Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the former prison where Nelson Mandela was held. Guided tours provide a poignant insight into South Africa’s history.
  • Table Mountain: One of the world’s most iconic natural landmarks, Table Mountain is a short drive or cableway ride away. Enjoy breathtaking views of Cape Town from the summit and explore its unique flora and fauna.
  • Bo-Kaap: Just a few minutes away, this colourful neighbourhood is rich in Cape Malay culture and history, with its vibrant houses and cobbled streets offering a glimpse into Cape Town’s multicultural heritage.
  • Green Point Urban Park: Ideal for a relaxing stroll or picnic, this beautifully landscaped park is close to the waterfront and features indigenous flora, walking trails, and a biodiversity garden.
  • Zeitz MOCAA (Museum of Contemporary African Art): A short walk away, this museum is housed in a former grain silo and showcases a vast collection of contemporary African art.

Why we love Cape Grace

For all it’s history, style, location and presence, the real joy of Cape Grace are the staff who seem to be able to anticipate your needs at every turn. This is reflected in our experience and the feedback we receive, making it a firm favourite on the waterfront.

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