Queen Victoria Hotel

• Children of all ages are welcome.
• Cots are available for children up to the age of two.
• Extra beds cannot be accommodated.
• No child rates apply (accommodation is charged per room, per night).
• Persons 12 years and older are considered adults and will require their own room/s at the applicable rate.
• Child-minding services are available upon request with a minimum of 24 hours’ notice, at an additional cost.
   

To ensure that you have the most pleasant and memorable stay possible, we recommend that you include the following items when packing:
 

• A variety of lightweight and warm clothing as Cape Town’s weather can be unpredictable
• A hooded jacket for rainy seasons
• Walking shoes
• Beachwear
• Hat
• Sunblock
• Sunglasses
• Camera

 
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you need further info.
 

We recommend that you contact your local travel clinic for advice on the necessary precautionary measures that you should take for visits to this region.

Cape Town, otherwise known as the "Mother City”, is a cherished destination among locals and internationals alike. It has, in recent years, been named the best place in the world to visit by leading international media – and the reasons for this are unmistakable. The central region of this city comprises a number of sought-after attractions and suburbs:

The V&A Waterfront region and harbour remain abuzz all year round, the CBD boasts world-class establishments and attractions that appeal to both business and leisure travellers, and the Atlantic Seaboard – just minutes from the CBD – offers a laid-back seaside setting.
 

The region’s Mediterranean climate makes for pleasant summers, although winds can pick up. Not with standing Cape Town’s unpredictable weather, which has earned it the reputation of having four seasons in one day, the city experiences an average of over 3 000 hours of sunshine a year. Winters are typically rainy, but the city takes on a cosy, European atmosphere which is easily appreciated alongside a fireplace.