Cape Town Hotel Guide - Hotels in Cape Town Intl., Cape Town, South Africa

"Room was cool, large and well kept by staff. There are some spots that could use some love but that's true for most hotel rooms. Location was good to walk through Foreshore and City Center as well as back from spots like Bo Kaap. Would not recommend walking to that area unless you are an uphill specialist. Getting a taxi was easy for the spots we couldn't walk to easily and it was maybe twenty minutes from the airport with minimal traffic. I could see it being longer during a football match or during rush hour. The shower and bathroom setup make this a spot that couples or singles should stay but could be awkward for friends or work colleagues to share the space. Breakfast was wide ranging and tweaked a little every morning so that was nice too."

"Easy parking underneath, welcoming staff, quiet room, modern and fresh "

"clean "

"Everything was fantastic from the time I got there until the time I left."

"Great experience with a excellent garden"

"My stay at the Taj Cape Town exceeded my expectations in every way. I loved my room. The bed was comfortable, every shower was invigorating and the bath tub was heaven. The staff take this hotel to an entirely different level. They are attentive, knowledgeable and funny. Primrose, in the restaurant, gave me a food hack/recommendation that changed how I will order breakfast from now on! I need to also call out Siba and Martha from the front desk. Siba was just an all around great help and Martha helped me resolve an issue that had nothing to do with the hotel. She gave me so much calm and saved the start of my trip in a way that made me so grateful. The whole time, i truly felt that her goal was to make certain that i was ok. Bravo! "

"Great location and hotel worth staying at. "

"The helpful and helpful staff"

"The rooms were very big. Staff were friendly and helpful. Whilst the first room didn’t have aircon they did do the next best thing and put a big standing fan next to the bed, before I had to ask. "