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Tamboerskloof Accommodation – An African Villa – Boutique Hotel and Bed and Breakfast in Tamboerskloof Cape Town

19 Carstens Street, Tamboerskloof,
Cape Town, 0881

Tel. Fax. Cell web:	+27 21 423-2162 +27 21 423-2274 +27 082 920-5508 www.capetowncity.co.za/villa

Graded 4 stars by the Tourism Grading Council and consistently listed on tripadvisor.com (by impartial guest reports) as amongst the top 5 best places to stay in Cape Town.

Here is a Boutique Hotel with a difference: three historic terrace houses linked together creating an impressive twelve bedroom city villa with exceptionally generous proportions, ideal for visitors who want a gently pampered environment near to the main attractions of the ‘Mother City’. The Villa is situated half way between the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront and Table Mountain Cableway in a quiet residential quarter with a lovely ‘village’ feel within a short stroll of the centre of Cape Town and a large number of its best restaurants.

These elegant double-story Victorian terraced houses have the hallmark architectural characteristics of an era when space was no obstacle. The rooms are spacious, the ceilings high and the original walls reassuringly thick and solid. Dating back to the late 1800’s the new building has been refurbished and decorated in a sophisticated contemporary African style.

The air of calmness which is immediately noticeable in the house is achieved by skilful use of play of light, sensitive use of colour, subtle texture and pattern play which is uniformly applied throughout the house.

Guests are given an orientation to the secrets of our city after which we offer you the freedom of this spacious Victorian townhouse just as you yourself would to visitors in your own home. A thoughtful and well-planned written guide to life in the city, its tourist attractions, restaurants and other places of interest on the Peninsula, will help you to settle in.

Should you need more advice or help, staff are at hand to offer assistance.

Three categories of room are offered (all rooms have aircon): Standard Room; Classic Room and Superior Room.

At the heart of the house, as you may expect, lies an enormous and welcoming kitchen. Breakfasts are served either in a spacious dining room or, weather permitting al fresco, in our marvelous courtyard beside the pool. Friendly housekeeping staff, Tandi, Tselane, Anne and Portia are on duty to prepare a hearty, cooked breakfast (included in the rate).

Facilities at the Villa include: a library where free internet access is available (the house is also equipped for wireless internet 'hotspots'), a plunge pool surrounded by cushioned loungers in summer. Do not be surprised to find yourself surrounded by glowing, wall hung, hurricane lanterns on a balmy African summers eve.

All rooms are equipped with en suite bathrooms (some with shower and bath and twin basins); heating in winter; television (with MNet); electronic wall safes; telephone with private line; hair dryers; beds are dressed in luxurious white cotton percale linen; Standard rooms have fans and ‘Classic’ and Superior rooms have air-conditioning.

There is a large and comfortable lounge in which to relax, perhaps with a complimentary glass of sherry or port. Coffee or one of a selection of teas freely available. Other beverages are on offer from an honesty bar or you are welcome to bring your own drinks and keep them in a guest fridge. Most guests find that the new Villa has the feel of an intimate boutique hotel because of its sophisticated décor and generous facilities. It is, however, intended to be simply a warm and welcoming guesthouse. We hope that the unique layout with its three interlinked houses will help you to feel as though you are a guest in a home rather than in a hotel. It is an ideal place for the traveler of independent spirit who appreciates personal freedom, new-found friends and a haven to return home to after exploring this 'fairest cape in all the world'.