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Boutique hotel in Claremont, Cape Town. Historic 1928 Cape Dutch building with 15 rooms, gardens & pool near Kirstenbosch, Table Mountain & Constantia.

10/06/2026

Located just a short drive from the hotel, Table Mountain National Park stretches across 220 square kilometres of the Cape Peninsula, from Signal Hill above the city all the way to Cape Point. The park is one of the most biodiverse places in the world and forms part of the UNESCO Cape Floral Region World Heritage Site.

Visitors can encounter wildlife such as baboons, ostriches, Cape mountain zebra, bontebok, grysbok and a remarkable variety of birdlife, all surrounded by the unique fynbos vegetation that the Cape is known for.

There are many hiking routes across the mountain and coastline, tidal pools, picnic and braai areas, beaches, cycling trails and walking paths through indigenous forests and fynbos landscapes, allowing guests to experience the remarkable natural beauty and biodiversity of the Cape at their own pace.

03/06/2026

Koffiehuis (pronounced: kof fee hays) takes its name from the Dutch word for “coffee house”, a nod to the Cape Dutch heritage and history woven throughout The Claremont. Tucked inside the Manor House, there is an easy comfort to the space that makes people want to settle in and stay a while, whether for coffee, a catch-up on emails, all-day high tea, or simply watching the afternoon light shift across the garden as the rhythm of the day gently unfolds.

27/05/2026

Autumn in the Cape is perfect for wine tasting, and if you are staying at The Claremont Hotel, you are just a short drive from the Constantia Wine Valley and nearby Steenberg wine farm. Their Cap Classique tasting is unique because the Sparkling Sauvignon Blanc, the 1682 Chardonnay Cap Classique and the 1682 Pinot Noir Cap Classique are poured into different stemware so you can compare how glass shape changes aroma, mousse and mouthfeel.

Steenberg dates back to 1682 and takes its name from the local Stone Mountain. One of the Cape’s oldest wine farms, it has evolved over centuries from a mixed agricultural estate into a dedicated winery, preserving historic vineyards while adopting modern winemaking techniques.

20/05/2026

Our Sauer Suite, named after the architect of the Claremont Boutique Hotel, offers generous space. A king bed anchors one end, a separate lounge with a fireplace the other, while two walk-in wardrobes keep everything neatly out of sight. Families can connect the suite to the adjacent Classic Room for additional privacy and flexibility.

Cream panelled walls, navy blue upholstery and plush carpeted floors set an elegant tone, complemented by curated art and bespoke fabrics. Tall windows open onto a private verandah and garden, where a private pool awaits. The bathroom features a deep bath, a large shower and a double vanity.

With direct access from the parking area, the suite feels less like a hotel room and more like your own private residence, tucked away from the world.

13/05/2026

Spend a sunny morning kayaking just off Boulders Beach, gliding close to rounded granite boulders and moving at a gentle pace as your guide leads you along the coastline. Paddle past African penguins in their natural habitat and watch them preen and shuffle on shore. Around you, seabirds call, salt air fills your lungs and sunlight sparkles on the ripples. Below the surface, ribbons of kelp forest sway in the current, sheltering small fish and octopus.

A short drive from the hotel, this family-friendly excursion suits all skill levels and is a memorable way to experience the unique marine life of False Bay.

06/05/2026

Our Classic Rooms combine Cape Dutch charm with relaxed, timeless comfort. High ceilings and oversized windows, classic wall panelling and carpeted floors create an elegant backdrop for a queen-sized bed dressed in plush linens, William Morris-inspired fabrics, curated vintage accents and soft textured throws. Two of our Classic Rooms are located in the Manor House and two in the garden cottages, each offering a calm, characterful retreat.

29/04/2026

From the hotel, it takes about 20 minutes to reach Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, and with the express pass, getting up to the mountain is surprisingly quick. You bypass the longer queues, and within minutes, you are in the cable car. As it begins its ascent, the sheer face of Table Mountain rises ahead, giving a real sense of its scale as you climb to just over 1000 metres above sea level.

The journey to the top takes about five minutes, with the floor of the cable car rotating to give you a 360-degree view as you go. Then, almost abruptly, you are at the top. From the summit, the city bowl stretches below, the Atlantic Seaboard curves along the coastline and on a clear day, you can see as far as Robben Island, False Bay and the full sweep of the peninsula.

22/04/2026

Our Deluxe Rooms are spacious and comfortable, each individually styled with its own character. King-size beds, soft linens and plenty of natural light create a space where it is easy to settle into.

The bathrooms are equally generous, with both bath and shower, giving you the choice of a quick refresh or a slower wind-down. Each room also includes a small lounge area, adding to the feeling of space.

With only ten Deluxe Rooms to choose from, there is a sense of familiarity in staying here. It is the kind of place where a longer stay begins to feel like home.

08/04/2026

My name is Tiffany Dyer, and I was born and raised in the beautiful Mother City. My journey in hospitality began in 2016, and over the years, the hotel has truly become my second home.

I started as a Hotel Management student trainee and have since worked my way up to Reservations Manager. It has been an honour and a privilege to join the Sabi Sabi family, and I look forward to continuing to learn and grow within the company.

I look forward to welcoming you to your home away from home.

01/04/2026

From the hotel, it takes only minutes to reach Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, one of the world’s most significant botanical gardens and the first dedicated entirely to indigenous flora, established in 1913.

Set on land once owned by Cecil John Rhodes, and shaped in its early years by botanist Harold Pearson, the garden has grown into a living archive. With easy parking at the main gate and simple access passes available, stepping into a space that has evolved over more than a century is quite remarkable.

The lower gardens offer a gentle introduction. The cycad amphitheatre showcases some of the oldest plant species on earth, while the Botanical Society Conservatory brings together a curated selection from across South Africa’s biomes. From here, it’s an easy walk toward the Boomslang Canopy Walk, which rises gradually through the trees, offering a different perspective over the garden. The paths remain level and well-maintained throughout, making the experience accessible rather than strenuous.

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5 Phyllis Road, Claremont
Cape Town
7708

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