Check out our collection of Hostels in Cape Town

Top rated hotels in Cape Town

Boulders Beach Hotel, Cafe and Curio Shop
4.1/561 Reviews
The service was okay - one lady told us that we couldn’t get Ubers or takeaways but we managed to get both fine! Load-shedding was at stage 4 but wifi worked well from the bedroom, even during blackouts. Room was small but did the job! Good location for seeing the penguins and enjoying Simon Town…
Protea Hotel Cape Town North Wharf
4.5/556 Reviews
City Bowl
I stayed in a one-bedroom apartment for two weeks. It was lovely and had everything you needed for a longer stay. The photos you see online are the same as the room itself. It was nice to have a balcony and let some fresh air in. The people at reception always had smiles on their faces, and so did the security staff at the front of the hotel. It is so nice to be greeted with a lovely hello and big smile from the staff each day. I used the hotel gym nearly every morning. It was small, but it served the purpose I wanted. As the apartment rooms are pretty big, I could also do a workout in my room. The breakfast was nice each day, and the service was amazing. I only drink herbal tea, and most places I go overseas do not have the tea I drink, so I bring my own. Each day, Goge knew I had my tea bag and would come and grab it from me every morning to make me a pot of tea, which was so sweet and lovely. My only suggestion is to have instructions on how to use the washing machine/dryer in each room as they are not all the same. Reception had instructions but I had a different model, so it was not applicable. I couldn’t quite figure out the dryer, so the lovely Dylan came and showed me how to use it to me and my colleague. As I was going to be at a conference all day, he came and removed my clothes from the dryer and folded them so they would not sit in the dyer all day, which was lovely of him. Overall, it was an excellent stay.
Icon Luxury Apartments
4/54 Reviews
City Bowl
Booking through Ctrip is very convenient, and there is still a period of time to unsubscribe. The location is in the core area of Cape Town, less than 20 minutes from Cape Town Airport, and it costs about 300 rand. The room type is an apartment. In addition to no washing machine, dishwasher, other living appliances are available, double-door refrigerator, microwave oven, four-eye induction cooker, sink, kitchenware, tableware can meet 6/8 people. The bathroom is very clean, separated from dry and wet, with a large space, white bath towels, two of each size. Big bed room, another comfortable couch, TV is satellite TV, and cctv4. If convenient, you can bring your own slippers, dental kits and a little shampoo, the hotel also provides. There is a travel company in the lobby, you can rent a car and tour guides to the surrounding attractions, you will spend some money, go out, especially in Africa safety is the first consideration. There are pick n pay chain supermarkets, CTICC convention and exhibition center, railway station, cathedral, and the bus stop nearby is also very convenient for travel
Never at Home Green Point
4.4/549 Reviews
Green Point
I have to admit to being a bit dubious about kicking off our holiday to Cape Town in a ‘hostel’ but, in fact, we both agreed we loved every moment. The rooms are immaculate, very comfortable, clean, and to be honest equipped with absolutely everything we needed. The bar area was lovely, very reasonable for a few evening drinks. Also, great pizzas, breakfasts and really friendly staff. The facilities are ideal for a Cape Town base, as is the location: we loved that we could pretty much walk everywhere from the hostel, from Sea Point to the V&A to Bo Kaap. Overall, we have no hesitation in recommending this place and would stay again next time we visit.
Southern Sun Cape Sun
4.1/549 Reviews
City Bowl
This is a large busy hotel located in a central location. We were a family group with three rooms, all of which were clean and comfortable. On arrival at the hotel, we were checked in quickly and efficiently and were offered sweets from a complimentary sweet bar adjacent to the Reception Desks. Our bags were delivered to our rooms by a very pleasant friendly gentleman. The rooms were quite large and had complimentary bottles of water in the fridge along with little packets of sweets. The bathroom was clean and had toiletries provided. The safe provided was great, extra large to handle laptops etc. The lifts had glass fronts and operated quickly. The lobby area was lovely. We had breakfast each morning and this was varied and tasty. We had dinner at the buffet a couple of nights although there is also a restaurant at the bar area in the lobby. We travelled to the Victoria Waterfront a couple of nights via Uber and this was convenient as there is an area immediately in front of the hotel to facilitate pickups and set downs. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. All in all, we really enjoyed our stay at the Southern Sun Cape Sun.
Habitat Aparthotel by Totalstay
4.2/512 Reviews
City Bowl
The hotel has a convenient location in the center of Cape Town. The rooms are comfortable enough for one or a young couple. If you plan to walk around the center - it's quite easy. I got to the Waterfront by walking in 20 minutes along busy streets and did not feel any danger anywhere. Small shops and supermarkets around the hotel allow you to cover all your everyday needs. The breakfast is quite meager, but literally around the corner on the next street you can find good cafes where you can have a great breakfast for a reasonable price and a supermarket where you can buy ready-made food. Immediately to the right of the exit from the hotel is the entrance to a beautiful park, from where wonderful views of the mountains open. The staff is responsive and helps to solve all problems. The only drawback is the noise from the air conditioning systems coming from the yard at night.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much do Hostels in Cape Town cost on the weekend?

    Based on Hostels prices on Trip.com, the average typeWeekendCost per night on the weekend for Hostels in Cape Town is CAD 101. Hostels rates change often; this price is for reference only.

  • How much do Hostels in Cape Town cost?

    Based on Hostels prices on Trip.com, the average typeAvgCost per night for hotels in Cape Town is CAD 67. Hostels rates change often; this price is for reference only.

  • What are the most popular Hostels in Cape Town?

    Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, there are many popular Hostels to choose from in Cape Town. Never at Home Green Point is a popular Hostels to stay at.

Hotel Information for Traveller

Number of Hotels72
Number of Reviews344
Highest PriceCAD 290
Lowest PriceCAD 16
Average Price (Weekends)CAD 84
Average Price (Weekdays)CAD 84