Cape Town brings mountain scenery, Atlantic beaches and distinctive urban neighborhoods into a single destination. Dining, coastal drives and nearby wine country add variety to a city stay.

The Cellars-Hohenort is a garden-filled Constantia classic, pairing historic manor-house charm, mountain views and a serious spa with one of Cape Town’s most tranquil luxury settings.

Delaire Graff Lodge turns the Helshoogte Pass into an extraordinary vineyard retreat of private heated pools, major contemporary art, estate wine and panoramic Cape Winelands views.

Ellerman House turns a 1906 Bantry Bay mansion into an intimate private-residence hotel where major South African art, a 9,000-bottle cellar and Atlantic views shape the stay.

A serene Franschhoek wine estate where Cape Dutch architecture, mountain views, contemporary art, a boutique winery and a refined spa create a deeply private Winelands retreat.
Cape Town’s storied pink grande dame, Mount Nelson combines more than a century of history, nine acres of gardens, two pools, afternoon tea and Belmond service beneath Table Mountain.
A resort-like waterfront hotel with cinematic Table Mountain views, One&Only Cape Town combines some of the city’s largest rooms, a private spa island, a lush pool and destination dining beside the V&A Waterfront.
Perched above Zeitz MOCAA in the V&A Waterfront, The Silo offers just 28 art-filled rooms and suites behind sculptural pillowed-glass windows, with a rooftop pool and spectacular Table Mountain views.