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Victoria & Alfred Hotel

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Framed by the Ocean and Table Mountain, the elegance and luxury of the Victoria & Alfred Hotel is rivalled only by its relaxed atmosphere and warm personal service. Built in 1904 as the North Quay Warehouse and converted in 1990 to a luxury hotel, it is named in honour of the Queen of England and her son, who visited the Cape in 1870, when Prince Alfred officially opened the Breakwater basin, today’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.

The Victoria & Alfred Hotel is situated right in the middle of one of the country’s top destinations, Cape Town’s beautifully restored Waterfront. Guests can walk in the utmost safety to some of the finest retail outlets in the country, from designer stores to restaurants, craft markets, cinemas and entertainment in the amphitheatre. OYO Restaurant & Cocktail Bar offers both a visual and a culinary delight, specialising in seafood and with each table overlooking a working harbour and the majestic Table Mountain. The Victoria & Alfred Hotel has 94 spacious air-conditioned, en-suite bedrooms with separate bath and shower. All the rooms have tea-/coffee-making facilities, safe, interactive and satellite television, and high-speed and wireless internet connection. The rooms have a view of the ever-awake Alfred Basin, the majestic Table Mountain or the piazza. The Hotel’s boutique spa, fitness centre and swimming pool with alfresco dining are set in a luxuriant garden.

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The Victoria & Alfred Hotel offers prompt and personal 24-hour service, telex, fax, chauffeur services and secretarial and travel assistance. There is ample parking around the hotel for guests and regular shuttle services will get you to and from the heart of Cape Town in just a few minutes.

The Victoria & Alfred Hotel is situated right in the heart of Cape Town’s famous Waterfront.

The Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is approximately 20 kilometres (20-minutes) from the Cape Town International Airport and just a stones-throw from the city centre.

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