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Avoid the Crowds and Get to Know Cape Town this Winter!
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Author: Admin
Posted: Saturday, May 28 2005, 12:15:06 |
For those travelling to Cape Town for business… why not make more of your stay and get to know the Mother City after deals have been signed whatever the time of the year? For those who only opt to get Camps Bay beach sand between their toes during the summer…. you’re losing out on so much more that Cape Town has to offer during the cooler seasons! Cape Town Hollow Boutique Hotel is stylish, central, serene, oozes a cosmopolitan feel, and is an ideal base from which to explore the city’s unique sites this winter. Positioned in the warm heart of Cape Town’s historical city centre’s gracious 18th century buildings, and in walking distance of the many cultural sights such as art galleries, museums, bohemian markets and musicians in quaint city squares, sunny strolls through the Mother City will help you get to know the coastal gem. You don’t have to leave your room either to take in some of Cape Town’s finest views – the hotel nestles in the shadow of Table Mountain and overlooks Company Gardens. The four star boutique hotel is made up of 56 en suite rooms, all with the finest modern facilities, as well as open-air balconies. Authentic Italian dining with a lively continental vibe and street-café patio can be found at the hotel’s Amici Restaurant, and if sipping on a cocktail while taking in incomparable views of Table Mountain tickles your fancy then the Roof Top Bar is the place to be. Whether it’s summer, autumn, winter, or spring…. Cape Town’s vibrant nightlife and trendy downtown restaurants and bars are always a hit! For those who like to indulge in retail therapy, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is minutes away from Cape Town Hollow, as well as the breathtaking Peninsula. Stellenbosch wine lands are only a 40 minute drive away from the hotel too. So a lazy afternoon lunch surrounded by Cape vineyards and delectable wine, could definitely make the agenda when staying at the Hollow.
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