The Capital 15 on Orange is set in Cape Town’s richly historical Company’s Garden and anchored by Table Mountain and Lion’s Head.

The Emerald Lounge Restaurant and Bar, The O bar and pool deck have views of the majestic Table Mountain and Signal Hill. Next door is the Planetarium and the V&A Waterfront is a mere 3kms away.

Once stepping away from the property and experiencing nearby locations, it is easy to realise that Cape Town is fortunate to have several famous streets that crisscross major metropolitan areas.

The rotating state-of-the-art cable car takes visitors from the lower station to the top in around 5 minutes. It operates seven days a week and trips occur within 10 to 15 minutes of each other. You will be 3,500ft above the city.

There is also a wide array of birdlife from eagles to sunbirds flying above great patches of Fynbos, the Cape’s indigenous flora.

Explore the meticulously crafted and maintained flora, it contains many examples of Fynbos. This plant exists as a huge part of the Cape Floral Kingdom and is unique to this part of the world.

There are also two restaurants and a shop, with an indigenous nursery and a sculpture garden. The Boomslang is an amazing canopy walkway that provides visitors with brilliant vistas of the surrounding nature.

Highlights:

• First botanical garden in the world to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Visit the Boomslang, a canopy walkway that overlooks the gardens
• Found on the slopes of the majestic Table Mountain.

The V&A Waterfront is one of Africa’s most visited destinations. Situated in the oldest working harbor in South Africa, with the iconic Table Mountain as its backdrop, makes the V&A Waterfront a favourite for local and international visitors.

More than 80 eateries bring a fusion of both international and local cuisine. You are spoiled with over 500 retail stores, five museums, and live entertainment. Immerse in a wide variety of attractions and activities like sunset cruises, helicopter flights, free audio tours, or visit the award-winning Two Oceans Aquarium and much more.

Several beaches in Cape Town have been awarded with the Blue Flag status. These beaches are: Camps Bay; Llandudno; Clifton 4th; Bikini; Muizenberg and Fish Hoek. These are merely some of the many pristine beaches in Cape Town.

Contact reception for more information on the surrounding attractions and offerings; or try www.capetown.travel or www.planetware.com for many other ideas and nearby events, markets, and city guides.