10 JourneyWoman recommended accommodations in Cape Town, South Africa
These 10 accommodations in Cape Town, South Africa, are recommended by our JourneyWoman readers and local experts as safe places for women to stay. These may help you if you’re joining JourneyWoman on our 30th Anniversary Cruise onboard Swan Hellenic’s SH Diana expedition ship, or you are planning your own South African excursion. To save money on travel, join Booking.com or Expedia.com, consider using loyalty program points and use Skyscanner when looking for flights.
Cellars Hohenort
Recommended by JourneyWoman Gayle H. The Cellars Hhenort is located in the beautiful Constantina Valley near Table Mountain. Among the bountiful amenities, you’ll find two award-winning restaurants, two swimming pools, a wellness spa, and tennis court.
Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel
The Ellerman House
Perched on the slopes of Lion’s Head in Banty Bay, the panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean is just one of the luxuries for guests of The Ellerman House in Cape Town, South Africa.
Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel
One&Only Resort, Cape Town
The One&Only Resort in Cape Town benefits from views of Table Mountain, and features an infinity pool and spa. Rooms and suites can come equipped with a private balcony, and other amenities to help you feel at home.
The Silo Hotel
JourneyWoman Gayle H. says: “The best hotel in South Africa (voted as such last year) is The Silo at the Waterfront. Don’t miss the view of Table Mountain and Table Bay from the rooftop terrace.”
Type of Accommodation: Boutique Hotel
Table Bay Hotel
If you’re looking for a 5-star experience on the Waterfront of Cape Town, consider the Table Bay Hotel, recommended by JourneyWoman Gayle.
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
Radisson Blu Hotel, Waterfront Cape Town
JourneyWoman reader Gayle H also recommends the Radisson Blu—it overlooks Cape Town’s famous Robben Island and the Atlantic Ocean.
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
The Cape Grace Hotel
 The Cape Grace Hotel is recommended by JourneyWoman reader Gayle for its beautiful rooms and views of the marina and Table Mountain.Â
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
Mount Nelson
Gayle H. says: “A grand old lady and top destination is The Mount Nelson—highly recommended.”Â
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
Commodore Hotel
Bonnie H. says: “In Cape Town, I stayed near the waterfront and would highly recommend this hotel. It’s a 2-minute walk to the waterfront, which is an area that has a high-security presence and is enjoyed by locals and tourists alike. This hotel has a wonderful breakfast and is in an excellent location – easy to arrange boat tours at the waterfront or take a taxi or Uber to other areas of the city.”
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
The Bay Hotel, Cape Town
Recommended by Gayle H., The Bay Hotel, Cape Town has stunning views and some rooms feature a spacious living area and a private balcony with a spa bath.Â
Type of Accommodation: Chain Hotel
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