A 4-star all-suite hotel on Beach Road, Sea Point. Ocean-facing self-catering suites, two restaurants, two pools and a free 8km shuttle into Cape Town.
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FACILITIES
Two pools, a gym and sauna, a games room, a Tech Room for the kids and a shuttle that runs 8km in every direction.
Two pools, a gym and sauna, a games room, a Tech Room for the kids and a shuttle that runs 8km in every direction.
FACILITIES AT THE PENINSULA
Because every suite here is self-catering, the facilities are built around people who are staying a while as much as people passing through. There are two pools, one of them heated and open off the gym on the first floor, a sauna, a games room and a Tech Room the kids tend to find first. Downstairs there is a business centre, a guest relations desk that books tours and car hire, and a concierge who knows the city. A free shuttle runs within 8km, groceries can be delivered to your kitchen, and room service runs 24 hours for the nights nobody feels like cooking.
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The gym is fully equipped and open to guests throughout your stay, so a routine does not have to pause for the trip. A personal trainer who is also a sports therapist takes appointments and offers remedial massage. Afterwards, the private sauna is a good place to sit and do nothing at all.
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The outdoor pool sits on the deck alongside Strolla, a few steps from the promenade and the sea air. It is the part of the hotel where afternoons disappear: a swim, a lounger, something cold from the bar, and the light going gold over the Atlantic by early evening.
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The heated pool is reached off the gym on the first floor, which makes it the one that gets used when the Cape wind is up and the outdoor deck is not tempting. Regular water aerobics classes run here, and swimming towels are provided so you can walk down with nothing.
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The Tech Room is open to Peninsula guests only and holds a good choice of family-friendly gaming consoles, including Xbox, Xbox One and PlayStation. There are tablet stations with internet access alongside them. It is usually the first place younger guests find and the last place they leave.
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The games room gives everyone somewhere to go when the weather turns or the afternoon needs filling. It runs alongside the Dream Xplorers programme, which uses it for several of the badge activities, from table tennis to the pool and billiards competition.
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Two computer work stations sit in the foyer area, with any help you need handled by the guest relations personnel a few steps away. Free Wi-Fi runs throughout the hotel, and the CTICC and City Bowl are close enough that a morning meeting need not eat the day.
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Positioned next to reception on the ground floor, the guest relations desk is staffed by people trained to talk you through what is on in and around Cape Town. They book tours, arrange car hire and confirm flights. The desk runs 07h00 to 18h00 Monday to Friday and 07h00 to 15h00 on Saturdays.
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The concierge books tours and travel experiences so that you are not doing it from your phone at breakfast. Between the desk and the free shuttle, most of what people come to Cape Town for can be arranged the night before and done the next day without a car.
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A complimentary door-to-door shuttle runs within an 8km radius of the hotel, which reaches the V&A Waterfront, the City Bowl and much of the Atlantic Seaboard. The My City bus service stops close by for anything further afield. Airport transfers are arranged separately through the desk.
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Cape Town International Airport is around 25km from Beach Road. The complimentary shuttle covers an 8km radius, which stops short of the airport, so a transfer is booked separately. Give reservations your flight times and they will have a vehicle waiting.
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Every suite has a kitchen, and the grocery service means you do not have to fill it yourself. Send a list and it is delivered to your suite, which is worth doing before a longer stay or a trip with small children who eat on their own schedule.
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Communal braai facilities are there for guests who would rather cook outside than eat out. Charcoal and gas are sold at the hotel so there is nothing to carry in. Ask at reception and they will point you at the braai area and get you set up.
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Room service runs 24 hours, which is the part of an all-suite hotel that gets appreciated at odd times: a late arrival, a long flight, a night nobody wants to leave the balcony. In-suite dining is available alongside it.
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A laundry service operates at the hotel for guests staying longer than a suitcase allows. Linen and bath towels are provided and refreshed by housekeeping, and swimming towels are supplied separately for the pool deck.
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Babysitting can be arranged for guests who want an evening out in Sea Point or the City Bowl. Give reception reasonable notice so a sitter can be booked for your dates.
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A medical facility is available to guests at the hotel. Reception can direct you to it.
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Live entertainment runs every Thursday. It is a standing fixture in the week, so there is nothing to book and no ticket to buy. Ask at reception what is on.
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Covered, off-street parking is available at the hotel. Bays are limited and there is a charge per vehicle per night, so it is worth confirming a bay at the time of booking. Beach Road parking sits alongside the promenade if the hotel is full.
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The Society Room and the Executive Boardroom handle meetings, training sessions and functions, with projectors, screens, sound and flip charts on hand and catering arranged in-house. Strolla and Faces open up for larger gatherings and celebrations.
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Wheelchair-friendly suites are available on request in more than one category. Ask reservations to hold one at the time of booking so the right unit is set aside for your dates.
TIME OFF
Wellness here is a properly equipped gym, a private sauna, a heated pool a few steps away on the first floor, and a personal trainer who doubles as a sports therapist and offers remedial massage by appointment. For a hotel where half the guests run the promenade before breakfast, that turns out to be the useful combination.
WHERE YOU WILL BE STAYING
Studios through to three-bedroom Royal Suites, each with a kitchen, a lounge and a balcony over the promenade.
BEYOND THE HOTEL
The promenade is across the road, the Waterfront is a shuttle ride away and Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch and the Winelands are all a comfortable drive.
Yes. The Peninsula All-Suite Hotel has a fully equipped gym with a private sauna alongside it. A personal trainer, who is also a sports therapist and offers remedial massage, is available by appointment through reception.
Two. There is an outdoor pool on the deck beside Strolla, and a heated indoor pool reached off the gym on the first floor. Water aerobics classes run at the heated pool, and swimming towels are provided.
Covered parking is available at The Peninsula but the number of bays is limited, so it is worth confirming when you book. There is a nightly charge per vehicle. Beach Road parking and street parking are the alternatives nearby.
Yes. The Tech Room is open to Peninsula guests only and has gaming consoles and tablet stations, there is a games room, and the Dream Xplorers programme runs supervised activity categories that earn badges and prizes. Babysitting can be arranged.
Yes. There are communal braai facilities for guests to use at The Peninsula. Charcoal and gas are sold at reception for a small charge, so there is no need to bring your own. Ask at the guest relations desk to get set up.
Yes. The business centre in the foyer has two computer work stations with support from the guest relations team, and free Wi-Fi runs throughout the hotel. Two conference venues handle meetings, and the CTICC and City Bowl are a short drive away.
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