3 The Glen, Sea Point, Cape Town, South Africa
The 5-star The Glen Boutique Hotel & Spa Cape Town is located approximately a 5-minute stroll from Clifford Park, offering 24 rooms, Wi-Fi, and parking. With Piazza St John only 500 metres from and a sporting attraction like the R4.5 - billion Cape Town Stadium 2.1 km away, this Cape Town hotel boasts a Turkish steam room, a Jacuzzi, a sauna, and a foot bath.
The hotel in Sea Point with excellent transport facilities is nearly a 10-minute ride from Slave Lodge Museum and 3.3 km from such shopping venues as Cape Town International Convention Centre. Historical sights here include the stone-walled pentagonal Castle of Good Hope, which stands 3.5 km from The Glen Cape Town. A family vacation to Cape Town will become more exciting if you visit The Blue Train Park lying about 25 minutes on foot from the accommodation. The nearest bus stop is The Glen, located just 50 metres away, and Cape Town train station is 3.2 km away.
The air-conditioned rooms in this Cape Town hotel have Wi-Fi and a satellite TV along with air conditioning. Also, there is a safe box, a mini-bar provided. The private bathrooms are appointed with a hairdryer and bathrobes. The rooms also look over the ocean.
A buffet breakfast can be enjoyed at The Glen. The à la carte restaurant overlooks the ocean and pampers guests with Italian dishes. Drinks are available at the pool bar. The neighbourhood features restaurants, including La Boheme, which is in close proximity to the property.
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J.
2020-11-23
The place was gorgeous and very clean, it had great service and staff. For tea and goodies visit Firebirds, located close by. The manager working there was best!
Chris
2020-01-11
Lots of various drinks, such as champagne and wines in the bar. Excellent base city trip in Cape Town.
