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Space Spend the day roaming along the streets of colourful Bo-Kaap, the restaurants and cafés of De Waterkant or at the Waterfront. Close the day with a sunset walk on the Sea Point promenade or sundowners at the vibrant nightlife cocktail bars just down the street. 24/7 guest support Professionally cleaned Hotel-quality bed linen and towels Fully equipped kitchen: - Fridge/ freezer - Oven and stove - Toaster, kettle and sandwich griller - Dining table with 4 dining chairs Designated working area: - Desk and desk chair - High speed wifi Lounge: - Smart TV with Netflix - Blockout blinds - Modern furniture and lounge chair Balcony with a view over Bo-Kaap and Signal Hill Loft room - Queen bed Access You will have full access to the property during your stay. Enjoy! Interaction My support team is available 24/7 for any and all enquiries during your stay. Neighborhood De Waterkant is now Cape Town's most fashionable district, with beautifully restored Victorian homes painted in bright hues crammed into a tight cobbled grid of streets, climbing up towards Signal Hill. This is the city's main area, with excellent nightlife and a wide choice of super-trendy restaurants, bars and boutiques Transit Depending on your budget and needs, there are a few different ways to get around Cape Town. If you’re traveling on a tight budget, the best option is to use the bus system. Bus tickets are relatively cheap, and you can use them to get around the city quite easily. The MyCiTi bus system is reliable, safe and efficient. There are also Uber or metered taxis which can be hailed from the street. If you have a bit more money to spend, you might want to consider hiring a car. This can be a great option if you’re traveling with a group of people, as it will allow you to split the cost of fuel and parking. Car hire companies usually have good rates for weekly or monthly rentals, so it’s worth considering if you plan to stay i...

## The neighborhood De Waterkant is now Cape Town's most fashionable district, with beautifully restored Victorian homes painted in bright hues crammed into a tight cobbled grid of streets, climbing up towards Signal Hill. This is the city's main area, with excellent nightlife and a wide choice of super-trendy restaurants, bars and boutiques ## Getting around There are a few different ways to get around Cape Town, depending on your budget and needs. If you’re traveling on a tight budget, the best option is to use the bus system. Bus tickets are relatively cheap, and you can use them to get around the city quite easily. The MyCiTi bus system is reliable, safe and efficient. There are also Uber or metered taxis which can be hailed from the street. If you have a bit more money to spend, you might want to consider hiring a car. This can be a great option if you’re traveling with a group of people, as it will allow you to split the cost of fuel and parking. Car hire companies usually have good rates for weekly or monthly rentals, so it’s definitely worth considering if you’re planning on staying in Cape Town for a while. The City Sightseeing bus is an awesome way to see the city at your own pace as you jump on and off at your leisure. The MyCiti bus is another quick and easy way to get around the city and surrounds.