Hotels With Spa in Western Cape, South Africa

I love 5 star hotels and have been to many and this one is one of the best especially the concierge was really helpful and helped me arrange all activities on my trip. It was a pleasure and breakfast was really good as well…

The room is not bad ～ People with a big body may feel that the bed board is not very solid ～ Some room sockets are broken ～ The hotel does not provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, disposable slippers! ! ! Last year's breakfast has not changed, and this year there is progress. Although it still can't satisfy the Chinese stomach, there are some changes anyway. I will recommend it next time, because the scenery is invincible ～～

Have spent a very cool time in the wine shop, beautiful territory, class rooms, excellent swimming pool, delicious breakfasts and of course wine 😍😍😍 We had a room on the 2nd floor with a terrace with cheeslons - it was a separate class at all - in the morning before breakfast it was very pleasant to fall on the sun ❤️ Separate thanks to the staff of the hotel with the resepshen 😅 We in the department in the safe forgot all 🙈 our passports, rights, all the money and tablet 🙃🙃🙃, remembered 300 km from the Igorny Cape when settled in another hotel, contacted Spier, Ordered from Cape Town by the courier and we all brought in whole and safe in the evening ❤️❤️❤️

This hotel is in the centre of the CBD. It’s closer to many local amenities and long street. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast has a variety of options and the restaurant is open until very late at night and has local and international cuisines like Korean short rib and Vietnamese spring roll. The rooms are very clean and spacious. They have The Grotto Spa within the hotel which I highly recommend. I definitely would suggest you check it out if you plan to visit Cape Town.

I'm curious why Chinese tourists don't comment on Ctrip. I stayed for four nights and would like to share with you my objective experience of staying. The room is very small. Although the family room has been upgraded, there are two small beds in each of the two separate small rooms, which basically takes up the room space. The facilities are a bit old. Although the faucet and hardware are Hansgrohe, and the toilet is also a famous brand, they are still a bit old and cannot be compared with domestic hotels of the same price. After talking about the bad points, let’s talk about the highlights: the breakfast is very good, with a variety of varieties, and the service is in place. The restaurant is on the other side of the hotel, you need to pass through the Business School of the University of Cape Town, and you can see the Victoria Pier. The location is also very convenient: it is convenient for eating, shopping, and sightseeing. It feels like it is on the edge of the business district, suitable for walking and shopping.

Downtown, convenient for shopping and dining

Quite and comfortable hotel with parking, several restaurants and a winery near it. Swimming pool is rather small (it is only one minor minus of this hotel), breakfast is varied, coffee is tasty. You need a car to go somewhere because we didn-t see any public transport there. But in SA it is a normal practice to explore Cape Town by car.

First, the bad points. I was worried for the first time in South Africa, so I contacted Marriott directly and asked him to pick me up at the airport. I had to go to the hotel by taxi on a strange land on my own. Of course I put a claim, but the reason was refreshing. I don't know if you apologize, but you could send it to the airport for free on the day of checkout. From here it is a good point, but I felt that the security around the Marriott Crystal Towers is very good around Cape Town. You can go directly to the shopping center called Canal Walk from the bridge behind the hotel. I was able to spend relatively peace of mind, so I recommend it if you care about security. The pool is small but you can see Table Mountain. However, the water in the pool was too cold. There are many types of breakfast and all you can drink coffee and you can take it home. By the way, Japanese did not communicate at all.

Centrally located, very chique styled hotel with warm and accommodating hospitality. Stunning panoramic views in the top deck restaurant “Utopia”. Only down side is that the roof top swimming pool is no longer available.

The overall experience was good, friendly staff and good installations, we liked the breakfast and the gym, also great views to the table mountain and lions head from the room and the pool. Location wise also great, walking distance to most things in the region. However, some structural issues should be mentioned. The windows are old, without proper noise isolation - they even open fully which is unusual for a hotel. We could hear the wind blowing very loudly, also the music from clubs around there during the night. The bathroom has a major design flaw and every shower unavoidably results in a completely wet floor. Despite that, room was very cozy and comfortable.