Occupying a thrilling spot on the lower slopes of Table Mountain and just a short walk from the historic center of the city and vibrant Kloof Street, the Mount Nelson Hotel proposes silent sophistication and fashion in an unmatched setting.

The Hotel brags four individual lodging wings, every with its own special character, privately-owned terraces and amenities.

Delightful dining has long been a convention at the Mount Nelson Hotel. We are glad to propose an option of venues, every with its own individual fashion, where you are sure to enjoy some of the greatly finest cuisine in Cape Town. The Cape Colony is well-known due to its cuisine, ready with an affluence of fresh local make and tantalizing spices to surprise and delight the palate. Mediterranean fashion al fresco dining is offered in the Oasis Restaurant, and celebrated afternoon teas are catered daily in the hall. Our trendy recent brasserie, Planet, provides the ideal setting for sipping champagne and cocktails under the African night sky.

Cape Town is acclaimed as one of the world's most pleasing towns. The Mount Nelson Hotel is the main basis from which to investigate the region's natural and cultural highlights, including Table Mountain, Cape Point and the picturesque Winelands. Our multilingual concierge and transportation teams will be cheerful to facilitate with all your transfer and hiking requirements.

By Car: From Cape Town International Airport: - Proceed onto the N2 motorway, stay in the right-hand side of the left lane, in the direction of 'City' or 'Cape Town'. - Continue along the N2. After you pass the Liesbeek Parkway off-ramp, receive into the lane second from the right, following the signs to the town. - You will pass under two bridges, and at the 3rd bridge, the highway forks with the option of an off-ramp to the left, or a bend to the right. - Follow the bend to the right and the N2 will then merge with the M3 to form five lanes of traffic. - The highway then forks with the two left lanes forming De Waal Drive and the two right lanes forming Eastern Boulevard. - Ensure that you move into one of the two left lanes as you need to proceed along De Waal Drive. - Continue along De Waal Drive which winds its way around the foot of Table Mountain. - As you pass under an overhead walkway, unhurried down, as just before the overhead highway bridge you need to take the off-ramp left into Mill Street. - Continue along Mill Street/Orange Street, passing through two sets of traffic lights. - Before the foot passenger traffic lights on your left-hand side, you'll see the landmark Prince of Wales Pillars, signifying the entry to the Mount Nelson Hotel. Transfers: Complimentary transfers are accessible to the waterfront throughout the day and take 10-15 mins. Transfers are accessible to Cape Town Railway Station for the Blue Train and Rovos Rail connections. Distance to the station is three kilometers.

At least 72 hours before date of arrival One night lodging will be charged in case of late cancellation or no show The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.

2007 Child Policy (excluding 22 December 2007 - 02 January 2008): 0 to four years of age (Baby) ONE cot can be positioned in any apartment category, at the supplementary cost of R300 per night. The baby will be entitled to baby facilities and breakfast (served in the Restaurant). Cots are subject to availability. five years and over (Child/adult) ONE additional bed can be positioned in a suite, from a Luxury Room category upwards (and including apartment categories), at R550. 00 per night. The child/adult will be entitled to breakfast, catered in the Oasis restaurant. Kindly note that lodging is limited to a maximum of 3 people in a suite. There are a limited number of additional beds and cots accessible. Exceptional Rooms are only able to accommodate a cot only and not an additional bed.