Our collection of converted heritage townhouses and Redcliffe House offer you all the spoils of five-star hospitality and the privacy of individual accommodations. With their entrances onto a cobbled lane adjoining the main hotel, they create the feel of a secluded quarter in the suburb.
But around the corner, the cafés, wine bars, boutiques and interior design shops of Kloof Street are giving Gardens – one of Cape Town’s oldest and most sophisticated neighbourhoods – a fresh buzz. From your home for the holiday, it is for you to decide how much or little to do…
The Hotel Concierge is always available to assist and More Quarters is an ideal base from which to explore the city, surrounding beaches, mountains, and winelands… And to come back to, where you can kick off your shoes and flop on the couch.
Visual Tour of More Quarters
Choose your favourite – each has a character and appeal of its own, no one better than the last. All 19 Luxury Rooms feature a spacious bedroom, en-suite bathroom, TV lounge, and a handy little kitchenette.
– King-sized bed, convertible to ¾-bed set
– Separate bath and shower
– Botanical-infused Africology amenities
– Robes and slippers
– Smeg kitchen appliances
– Pre-stocked minibar
– Satellite television
– Air conditioning
Each of the two Family Rooms (for groups of friends, too) includes a second en-suite bedroom. When laid out for younger children, it’s just like home – only better! – and will have them settled in no time. Baby cots are available.
– King-sized bed and kids’ ¾-bed set
– Kids’ toys, games, beach buckets and spades
– Two en-suites, with separate bath and shower
– Botanical-infused Africology amenities
– Kiddies’ own amenities and bath-time toys
– Robes and slippers – for boys and girls, too
– Smeg kitchen appliances
– Pre-stocked minibar
– Satellite television
– Air conditioning
A private, exclusive-use holiday house in the heart of Cape Town for a family or group of friends.
– Four bedrooms each with a king-sized bed or ¾-twin bed set, topped by down duvets and pillows
– Four en-suite bathrooms, stocked with organic Africology bath/shower and body products
– Kitchen fully-equipped with Smeg appliances and a Nespresso coffee machine
– Dining room, with a 10-seater table
– BBQ courtyard equipped with a gas Weber Braai (barbeque) and a bistro set
– Sitting room, with satellite television, and featuring a wood-burning fireplace
– Lounge deck furnished with a sofa set
– Swimming pool and sun deck, with two cushioned loungers and a bistro set
– Housekeeping service daily
– Wi-Fi access throughout house
24-hour Security, Activity Desk, Battery Charging Facilities, Eco Friendly, Gym (nearby), Internet Access (Complimentary), Kiddies Club, Laundry Service (Available), Malaria Free, Meal on Request, Mobile Connectivity, Pool, Restaurant, Secure Parking
Air Conditioning, Balcony / Deck, Bath, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Cooking Equipment, Cooking Facilities, Detached Private Bathroom, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En-Suite, Fridge, Hair Dryer, Heater, Internet Access (Complimentary), Iron / Ironing Board, Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Available), Lounge Area, Mini Bar, Pure Cotton Linen, Safe, Satellite / Cable Television, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Television, Verandah
Airport Shuttle (Available), Babysitting Service, Chauffer Service, Credit Card, Room Service, Room Service (24 hours), Travel Desk
This tour gives a very personal and authentic look into life in the townships.
The tour begins with a stop in at the More Community Foundation - supported Injongo Educare Crèche, Mfuleni where guests can help to make or serve the children breakfast, and read, play ball and have singalongs with them. This is followed by a short walk down the road to where the crèche began at the home of inspirational founder, Mavis Ngcongolo who will be there to greet the group.
Then it’s on to the township of Khayelitsha where guests can see the whole of Cape Town’s biggest location from Lookout Hill at the Tourism Centre, before taking a drive through the streets, hearing about its history and people as they go.
The tour’s last stop is Langa (meaning ‘sun’) and arguably Cape Town’s most vibrant and progressive settlement. Here, guests visit Langa Heritage Museum in The Old Pass Court building, Guga Sthebe Arts & Culture Centre for local empowerment, and Langa Quarter where the Ikhaya Le Langa project is furthering social enterprise and creating a tourism hotspot.
– Departure times: After breakfast and lunch – meet at hotel reception
– Travel time: ±40 minutes (one way)
– Tour duration: 3–4 hours
– Number of guests: 2–7
– Cost: POA
As the sun dawns on your special day, celebrate the occasion with a sunrise picnic on Signal Hill. Romantic, exciting, it’s befitting any event from a birthday to anniversary, or proposal… At the most scenic lookout point, we’ll pop the bubbly and lay on treats especially for you.
– Cost: POA
The hotel's à la carte menu of warm dishes is wholly satisfying, including familiar and spiced-up favourites. But if you can’t wait to get out and explore Cape Town, the deli-style buffet offers grab-’em-and-go options, like bottled smoothies and breakfast pots, whole fruit, and fresh muffins and pastries.
The chefs will also happily cater for any dietary preferences – children have their own breakfasts to choose from, too – and requirements (vegetarian, gluten free, dairy free, etc.). And if later on you’re feeling a bit peckish, there are always treats to look forward to by way of afternoon tea…
Breakfast: 7:00am to 10:30am