De Waterkant Accommodation / A10 Soho on Strand De Waterkant Accommodation / Self Catering Accommodation in De Waterkant

This beautifully spacious apartment opens out onto an unparalleled view of the City Bowl in the foreground and Table Mountain in the background. A furnished wooden balcony offers the opportunity for an outdoor breakfast while taking in the street scenes below on Buitengracht Street, one of the main roads in Cape Town. The advantage of De Waterkant is that it is central while still maintaining an air of charm usually only found in outskirt suburbs.

Accommodation

This apartment is perfect for business executives and holidaymakers who appreciate style and elegance and want to be at the heart of the city without the lack of personality that hotel room’s offer.

The kitchen is fully decked out with all the latest amenities while bar stools surround the counter top offering an informal perch for reading the paper and enjoying a quick cup of coffee. The apartment is decorated in a modern fusion style- with a trendy converted door as a living room table, wooden floors and elegant artwork on the walls. A red fluffy couch and a white chaise lounge and footrests face a large plasma screen TV with PVR satellite, so you can catch up on your own local news if you're feeling out of touch.

Features

• One en-suite bedroom upstairs
• Brand-new, modern décor and furnishings and wooden floors
• Double-glaze floor-to-ceiling windows with exquisite city and Table Mountain views
• Private balcony with furniture
• Fully equipped modern open-plan kitchen
• Washer dryer
• 42 inch plasma screen with satellite PVR
• Communal swimming area with barbeque facilities
• 24-hour security
• Digital safe
• Undercover security
• Gym across the road
• Cleaning provided (at additional cost)

Attractions and Activites

De Waterkant district is venue to some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, and museums. Guests will find whatever they’re looking for right on their doorstep, or mere minutes walk away. Many of the quaint streets are cobbled and steep and a variety of secret finds are hidden under old trees and behind renovated buildings and makes for an enjoyable adventure.

Those on business will appreciate the close proximity to the Cape Town Convention Center, while the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is only 5 blocks away, Camps Bay beaches 10 minutes drive and the cableway up to Table Mountain also only 10 minutes drive away.

For a more cultural experience, visit the South African national museum, Rhodes Memorial or simply take a walk through The Company Gardens, and for the more energetic crowd, enjoy hundreds of top restaurants, bars and night clubs in the Cape Town city bowl. Take a trip to Robben Island, catch the cable car up Table Mountain or chill out on one of the country’s top beaches – the ever popular Clifton 4th beach, Camps Bay or Llandudno, and afterwards, visit your pick of cocktail bars and restaurants along the renowned “Camps Bay Strip”.

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