Victoria & Alfred Hotel

The personal handwritten note of welcome is a telling sign of the style that is the hallmark of a very special hotel - the style that sets the Victoria & Alfred Hotel on the pier head in Cape Town's Victoria & Alfred Waterfront apart.

You can feel the ambience of colonial Cape Town as you step into the foyer, sense the past of shipwrecks and storms that colour every corner, then relax in the elegant contemporary bedrooms and savour the atmosphere of the world's most famous working harbour.

Built in 1904 as the North Quay Warehouse and converted in 1990 to a luxury hotel, the hotel is named in honour of the Queen of England and her son. Prince Alfred visited the Cape in 1870 and officially opened the Breakwater basin, today's Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.

Framed by the ocean and Table Mountain, the elegance and luxury of the Victoria & Alfred Hotel is rivaled only by its relaxed atmosphere and warm personal service.

With 94 spacious and creatively-styled, well-appointed bedrooms on three floors, it is the detail that gives the Victoria & Alfred Hotel its elegance, intimacy, romance, and reputation.

Rooms are either mountain or piazza facing and are priced accordingly. All have a range of extra features, with the latest technology for the business or leisure traveller.