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Property Details

Type: Boutique Hotel

Summary: An intimate mansion set within a prestigious location

Feature: Lavish interiors with rooms boasting unrivalled views

Rooms: 4 elegant suites for eight guests, or exclusive use

Location: Cape Town, South Africa

Nearest airport: Cape Town International Airport

Transfer: 40 minutes from Cape Town Airport by private car transfer.

Luxury Holidays At 21 Nettleton

21 Nettleton sits in splendid gardens on the slopes of Table Mountain’s Lion’s Head – ten minutes from V&A Waterfront and five minutes from Camps Bay – its elevated position promising panoramic views across Cape Town and the Atlantic Ocean. Expect lavish interiors featuring high ceilings, eclectic art, a sweeping staircase, exquisite lounge areas and just four lavish guest suites with butler service, including a stunning Penthouse Suite. Privileged guests are assured of privacy and space, making this impressive residence an ideal choice for exclusive hire. Daytime distractions include elegant dining, relaxing in the gardens, enjoying coffee on the terrace, swimming in the pool and hiking along picturesque trails. Other outings include the city sights and waterfront, the vineyards of Constantia and venturing along the rugged coastline.

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Why 21 Nettleton is so special...

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Hotel Experiences

During your stay at Cape Town’s most sought-after residential address, make sure to take advantage of the range of experiences and activities on offer at 21 Nettleton. From intimate picnics to incredible spa treatments, there is something for everyone here. For something extra special, enjoy one of the hotel’s unique activities such as the private wine tour or the Table Mountain Hike, each designed to highlight Cape Town’s natural beauty,

City Highlights

The Victoria & Albert Waterfront is a vibrant harbour area with cafes, restaurants and shopping malls. Visitors can also join boat trips to Robben Island, venture into the central city, or stroll through the Botanic Gardens.

Romance

The Queen Suite is perfect for a romantic stay and 'Tailor Made Baskets' can be created for couples to enjoy gourmet picnics on the beach together.

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Pricing

Stay 5 nights from £4,981 p.p. (Low Season) and from £7,058 p.p. (High Season) in a Steinway Suite, including breakfast.
Flights and transfers available at an additional cost.

Prices shown are for guidance only and other pricing is available. Prices are subject to change due to availability, special offers and currency fluctuation. Please call for details.

Amenities

Beach Nearby
Butler Service
Gourmet Picnics
Hiking
Internet Access
Nature Walks
Swimming Pool

In Addition

Currently, 21 Nettleton only accepts children aged over 13 years. Younger children, fully supervised, may be permitted as part of exclusive use bookings.

Cape Town Travel Information

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Currency

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Voltage

230V

Climate

November to March is summer in Cape Town with average maximum temperatures of 27°C, which is definitely not uncomfortable as the days are cooled by the locally South Easterly winds known as the 'Cape Doctor'.

Getting There

Flight Information
British Airways direct from London Heathrow to Cape Town.

Flight Time
From London Heathrow to Cape Town: 11 hours, 30 minutes.

Table Mountain

Enjoy a thrilling ride to the summit of Table Mountain via a unique rotating cable-car, turning 360 degrees as you absorb jaw-dropping views across the whole of the Cape Peninsula. Prepare to be further awed as you find a viewpoint atop this show-stopping, crowd-pulling, 600-million-year-old mass of land – officially classed as one of the ‘New Seven Wonders of Nature’. Table Mountain is the star attraction of Table Mountain National Park, but the delights don’t stop there! Discover more striking granite and sandstone peaks, including the iconic Twelve Apostles, miles of boulder-strewn beaches and swathes of pristine forests.

Robben Island

Take a moving yet fascinating tour of Robben Island, the ex-prison of Nelson Mandela and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Book online in advance for an inclusive package of ferry rides, bus trip around the island, entrance tickets and guided tour of the prison.

V&A Waterfront

Named after Queen Victoria and second son, Alfred, the vibrant V&A Waterfront is a stylish seafront hub created on the site of an old working harbour. Today, it’s one of Cape Town’s top places to visit and is filled with stunning shops, restaurants, bars, cinemas and various other attractions. Beyond the wonderful food, nightlife and shopping, the waterfront is also the place to hop aboard scenic sightseeing boat-trips and cruises.

Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

For stunning displays of unique Cape flora, follow the circular walks or free guided tours around the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens – undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in the world. Highlights include approximately 9,000 glorious plant species, an elevated fragrance garden, wonderful sculpture garden, information centre, gift shop and conservatory, housing plants from the continent’s more arid regions. Built in 2013 to celebrate Kirstenbosch’s 100th birthday, the Tree Canopy Walkway provides yet another way to admire the spectacular plant-life. A must-visit for everyone, there is even a special Braille trail.

Bo-Kaap

One of Cape Town’s most photogenic spots, the historic neighbourhood of Bo-Kaap is where freed slaves began to set up home after the 1830s emancipation. Truly vibrant, discover its tiny, cobblestone streets lined with brightly-painted, low-roofed houses.

Museums

If you’re seeking to learn more about South Africa’s turbulent past, don’t miss the museum at the Nelson Mandela Gateway, or the small museum at Jetty 1, the original point of departure for prisoners en-route to the island. Expect to be equally moved as you step inside District Six Museum, based in an old Methodist Mission Church, housing reconstructions of living rooms, faded photos, testimonials and other memorabilia commemorating the multiracial area that was destroyed during the apartheid. Some township tours include a stop here. On a lighter note, the waterfront’s grain silo has had a makeover and is now the Zeitz MOCAA Museum, showcasing a colourful and contemporary collection of Southern African art.

Beaches

Less than ten minutes from the city centre, discover the rocky shores of Bantry Bay and Clifton’s four Blue Flag, white-sand beaches. Protected from strong winds by gigantic boulders, Clifton’s ‘4th’ beach is synonymous with a summer holiday: imagine ice lollies, bobbing yachts and tanned bodies. Next up is stylish Camps Bay, featuring a long, sandy beach lined with quirky cafés and fashionable restaurants. Bringing children? Then don’t miss Boulders Beach, home to a colony of adorable African penguins. Boardwalks and viewing points are positioned in the dunes, and the penguins are even known to share beach towels if you wander onto the sands!

Cape Point

Just 60km southwest of Cape Town, Cape Point is in the ‘Cape of Good Hope’ nature reserve, part of the stunning Table Mountain National Park. Discover a region of spellbinding scenery, sensational seascapes, terrific walks, fantastic birdwatching (250 species!) and, often, empty beaches. To soak up the very best views, take the ‘Flying Dutchman’ funicular and ride to the upper lighthouse, where sheer cliffs drop into the turquoise ocean below.

Outdoor Activities

Cape Town’s naturally theatrical and scenic setting provides an amazing backdrop for outdoor fun, with hiking and mountain biking trails aplenty, world-class golf, exhilarating water-sports and adrenaline-pumping pursuits - like abseiling down Table Mountain or paragliding off Lion’s Head. Meanwhile, the nearby Atlantic Ocean offers glorious seasonal dolphin and whale-watching.

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